You want HOW much for it?!! LOL
05-05-2010, 08:25 PM
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It was like others said, they think because it is "old" it is worth a LOT :roll: Not to say it wasn't but gggeeesshhhh, why do they think just cuz you want it they can try and gouge you for it ! Hope she does really well on ebay :?
05-06-2010, 05:14 AM
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I just had to look on ebay last night. There was one that looked like it might be the "one", it was listed at $14,995.
The discriptions said, "Old sewing machine. Top has had some repair, most of the moving parts are missing......" Sure sounded like something I'd want to invest a lot of money in. LOL
The discriptions said, "Old sewing machine. Top has had some repair, most of the moving parts are missing......" Sure sounded like something I'd want to invest a lot of money in. LOL
05-06-2010, 05:38 AM
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Originally Posted by Pam
Rachel, since you two have saved $15,000 on that sewing machine, there is a pothole in my driveway you may to consider investing in. It is NOT old, nearly new, hardly used at all we got it just his Spring. It is a deal, only $7,000! That generously leaves you $8,000 for some old sewing machine that is older than someone's Gramma.
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