miriam

It wouldn't be hard to do that warranty - especially at those prices.

manicmike

That mis-spelling alone raised my suspicions, but the price doesn't help. Who on Earth would restore a 306?? Bought one yesterday for $23 and it's almost that shiny.

amcatanzaro

I like the shop idea. They are a bit grand with the pricing in my opinion.

Jennifer23

I don't know whether this light modification is brilliant or crazy...

http://philadelphia.craigslist.org/atq/4155651267.html

miriam

I can remember back in the day we saw little toy cars made in Japan - made out of used orange juice cans. Why not a light?

Jennifer23

I think the can part is smart; I have a berry picker my grandpa made by welding nails to an old tin can, and I like the ingenuity. It looks to me like they might have fitted a regular-size light bulb in there, though, and that seems like a lot of heat very close to my hand.

mlmack

http://kansascity.craigslist.org/art/4161116861.html

No pesky foot or knee controllers with this one. It's operated by brain power. Not much of a sewing surface, though.

miriam

I wouldn't believe it if I hadn't seen it...

grant15clone

I offer the same warranty on my work but only for 1 year, and my prices are much lower. I actually saw his website when I was putting together my page and used it for my page. Ok, I kind of stole it from him. http://grantgray88.wix.com/sewrestor...our-story/ccno
~G~

amcatanzaro

http://dayton.craigslist.org/atq/4096991728.html

Do the drawers pull all the way through or is this set up to be a left handed machine? I'm so confused.