Down here that would be a good price even for a non-working missing parts ugly condition machine. I still wouldn't buy it because so many will not let you test it to see if it would at least turn on or run. I carry a Ziploc with swatch of material to test. One antique/rummage (more rummage than antique) dealer had a machine (electric) for sale for $400.00. Didn't have the cord, manual and no attachments. Smelled like moth balls. Also no bobbin case. He had chains attached so no one would walk away with it. Mind you this was not even in a cabinet!