Hurray found a featherweight!!
#31
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Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: Connecticut shoreline
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Originally Posted by ncsewer
I had a rough day at work and came home tired and in a "not so good" mood. Before I hardly got through the door DH said, look at the newspaper on the table. There's a featherweight machine advertised. Hmmm, sure enough there was. Called the lady and she live about a mile from me, her name was Nancy. I was the first to call and went right over. It was in great shape, even the case. Had a nice box of accesories and the manual. She had it priced at the repair shop and he told her $300 or even more. She just wanted it to go to someone who would use it and not list it on E Bay to make a big profit. I now own, "Miss Nancy", named for her former owner. Very little needs to be done and she sews like a dream, so straight and smooth. Now I know why everyone loves these! Sorry I don't have very
good luck with pictures, but y'all know what they look like. Yippee looking
foreward to playing a little more this weekend.
good luck with pictures, but y'all know what they look like. Yippee looking
foreward to playing a little more this weekend.
#33
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Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: Hattiesburg,MS 39402
Posts: 1,458
I have 11 machines and only sewing on one of my featherweights, though I haven't named her yet.....mmmmmm she came from Colorado and was in someone's barn. Maybe Barney, but she's a girl so that's out.
#35
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Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: Daytona Beach
Posts: 133
I found a featherweight too. I told my neighbor I was looking for one, and the next day there he was at my door with a beautiful fw in hand. The guy who had it wanted $80 for it--what a deal. Except it wouldn't sew and wouldn't turn on when I plugged it in. Thanks, but no thanks.
You did much better than I did. Congratulations!
Pat and pups
You did much better than I did. Congratulations!
Pat and pups
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