Deal of the day!
#31
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Join Date: Sep 2012
Location: Central Ia
Posts: 1,112
Congrats on your new gem! What a fun way to start the new year!
I have found one sewing machine at my Goodwill, a plastic Singer priced at $50 and was leaking oil. I informed them that the machine was worthless due to the leaking oil and was ready for the junk pile. Clerk just shrugged her shoulders. I felt bad for the buyer who was going to make that worthless purchase.
I have found one sewing machine at my Goodwill, a plastic Singer priced at $50 and was leaking oil. I informed them that the machine was worthless due to the leaking oil and was ready for the junk pile. Clerk just shrugged her shoulders. I felt bad for the buyer who was going to make that worthless purchase.
#32
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Join Date: May 2008
Location: Colorado
Posts: 1,184
Perhaps the owner of the machine passed away and the family is "getting rid of" everything. I think the $20.00 is good to "move" the product. I would be leary of buying a sewing machine (unless I was doing it as a collector item) at Goodwill for a high price. They are there to make $$$ so pricing low is how they do it. If they charged Retail price, it would sit there forever. $20.00 is not a great loss of $$ if it did not work. Great looking machine. Let us know how it works.
#35
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Join Date: May 2012
Location: Central Wisconsin
Posts: 4,391
#36
I have this same machine and it has served me well for many years. When I go to retreat there are another 2 or four humming along. I just put mine into semi-retirement because I purchased a machine with a larger harp. What a wonderful holiday gift and blessing to find a machine with all its pieces for..$20!!! Enjoy!
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