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Originally Posted by jaciqltznok
Originally Posted by Charlee
$649.00 with a trade in, $499.00
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It might be a good running machine, but it's not visually attractive to me so I'd never buy one.
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"Flintstones meets the Jeffersons" look to me (tried to combine the look!) LOL !!!! How much are these things anyway?
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I think it is pretty, lots of people on this board are not in very good moods. If you don't like it don't buy it, being snotty is not required.
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It's all in the personal experience. I have an Alpha Sew that I bought a few years back when I first discovered "The" FW. It is nothing but a piece of ill-machined junk. Others like them, but I would not take money for another one.
As for the limited edition Singer. I'd prefer to play with one and then voice my opinion but with just a quick glance I'd pass.
Originally Posted by jaciqltznok
Originally Posted by clsurz
I have the Featherweight computerized machine and love it. It also has several stitches that can be used with it. HSN was selling it for $499 or some such amount and I bought it at JoAnn's online few months ago for $230 and I wouldn't trade it in for anything. This little machine is a workhorse and amazingly the only thing plastic on it is the case. Everything else is metal.
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I don't know if I like it....still thinking on it!!
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Janice, tell you what, you buy the new one and I'll take the one in your avitar off your hands!! Sounds like a deal to me! :thumbup:
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Originally Posted by Maia B
I would love to buy a great commemorative edition Singer, but this doesn't appeal to me at all :( Price?
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don't like the plastic or the throat, but I think it cute, but wont be buying one, will stick to my older models. I do need a smaller portable one, I just keep on looking. Give me metal please, something that I can do minor repair or servicing and not have to take to an expert.
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$646? Not in this lifetime, sorry. Love my 1948 baby
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