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Old 06-15-2015, 11:58 AM
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Torbo
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Originally Posted by DonnaFreak View Post
Howdy y'all

Man!! I went for months without finding anything, then all
at once I find two machines in two days! This morning one of the subdivisions in
our town had a community yard sale, and at the second place I stopped I found
this little beauty! Like the model 66 I found yesterday, she has no attachments
or manual, but she works and I got her for only $25! The man who sold her to me
said he thought she was a model 265, but she doesn't look like any of the images of those
I've been able to find on Google...mainly because they're all plastic and this
machine is all metal, but also because they were all full-sized machines and
she's obviously a 3/4. There is no model number that I can find, and the only
number I can find on her at all is underneath. That number is engraved into her
bottom and is 80492 *4*. I thought maybe that was a serial number but when I
tried to look it up online, all of the Singer serial numbers that had no letters
in front of the numbers were made in the 1800's. I just don't believe she's that
old. She sure is a pretty thing though, and MAN is she heavy! Can anyone help me
identify her? I would sure appreciate it!

Donna
Very nice! I have a cuple older Singer manual and with motor. Solid an sewing solid and stable. I also have Elna Grasshopper, Supermatic and an Zundapp. Heard about Zundapp? Not me either, but when I see the Zundapp for sale, I drive avay and bought it! Nearly the same design from 50- 60.
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