Should I buy it?
04-16-2011, 04:10 AM
#12
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Originally Posted by wesing
Sue -
I dropped it at the shop on Wednesday, so I haven't used it yet. I wanted to try Billy's tutorial out on it, but it has some paint coming off where it had been wet and I didn't want to do anything to make it worse. I have a vacation day scheduled Monday, so hopefully I can pick it up then.
Darren
I dropped it at the shop on Wednesday, so I haven't used it yet. I wanted to try Billy's tutorial out on it, but it has some paint coming off where it had been wet and I didn't want to do anything to make it worse. I have a vacation day scheduled Monday, so hopefully I can pick it up then.
Darren
I used Billy's tute to clean up my 66 Redeye and it came out beautifully.
What would we do w/o Billy??????????
I don't blame you for taking it in though. You're going to love it!! :D:D
04-16-2011, 11:12 AM
#15
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You could get it, restore it using Billy's ideas, play around with it for a while, then sell it. Lots of people won't buy a thrift store machine for fear it won't work, but if you get it going and cleaned, a Craigslist ad will bring a buyer you can show it working.
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