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Old 07-25-2024, 04:07 PM
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Stitchnripper
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Originally Posted by BonnieJP
I too like vintage machines. They are built to last and are very easy to maintain. You can get a Singer model 66 or 201 which are both great machines for less than $100 and they will still be sewing many many years from now.
agree. They are great. But if one wants to sew
now there is no guarantee a viable vintage machine will be available and then be I. Working order and then the person has to know a reliable person to work on it or do it themselves. I have come across my vintage machines over a long period of time and they did require some rehabbing. Prices also vary depending on availability and area
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