I'm on some Singer lists on Yahoo groups and there's a lady on there - Cindy Peters - who sells stuff - I've gotten belts from her. Also other people have bits and pieces that they sell.
Singer, and vintagesingers
the 99 is a nice little machine - a small 66 type machine.
It's up to you to decide if you want to fix it up.

"UMMM" now I am curious too. I also think the only machines that have lift-up extensions are 301 & 221. and no cams for 301.

What is the difference between the 301 & 15-90? Im not sure what i have but will check out your downoload info.

Hi I have the Singer 500A. Which is very much like the 400, it came out in 1963. My Mom and Aunt bought it for my Grandma. It has pattern disks for some of the special stitches but most of them are built in. I adore this machine! It is very close to industrial strength.
Thank you for the pictures and information on the other old Singers!

If you look for the serial number (often underneath) we can figure out what kind of Singer you have. I use all my machines at different times...a featherweight, a 185 J (the green "Barbie" singer), a 401a and a Morse Fotomatic. All were made in the 50s, just like me!!

Some of the German made Singers have fold-up beds like the 221 and 301's.
Sharon W.

trying to download this info page but it wont let me...."internet error occurred" so i did the other thing suggested & it gives me th same msg. Help! Trying to find out what I have,,,,model #AD046605 & the booklet has the 15-90 on it.
I may want to sell it for $65 and it's in a cabinet.

According to my records you have a Model 66 with 35000 allotted on April 1 1930. What decals do you have an it and is it electric or treadle operated?

Billy

has the gold decal like you see on FW and it's electric. I thought this was an 1948 301? Don't remember where i got that info.

according to the Singer website, it is, as Billy said, a 66