Featherweight

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cindyg
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Featherweight

Post by cindyg »

What would be a good price on a featherweight? I'm looking at some that are in good working condition and only have minor scratches or worn decals. They are asking approx. $600. Is this high or reasonable?
karpet
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Re: Featherweight

Post by karpet »

check on ebay and see how they are priced - I know I see them on craigslist from $250-$500.
kenderosa
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Re: Featherweight

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Cindy I paid just under $350 for mine. Great shape and runs like a dream. Included case.

Sue
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Re: Featherweight

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I bought my featherweight from a gentleman in England and with shipping and changing the motor to run here on our voltage I paid $450 for mine and the decals and everything was in top condition - very few scratches - almost none.

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purrfect-lady
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Re: Featherweight

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Cindy, Bill bought mine for around $400. Also, he has the name of a guy in our area who services just Featherweights for a living. If you want his # and/or e-mail to ask him a fair price, let me know.
Pok-n-Thread
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Re: Featherweight

Post by Pok-n-Thread »

I have two and I paid under $350 for each of them. I have very few scratches and the decals are wonderful. I also have a wonderful Man and Wife team that take very good care of mine. He's retired now and is a collector and restorer/repairman and He will paint it any color you want.
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East Palo Alto, CA
cindyg
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Re: Featherweight

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OK - $600 is high. Thanks for the info and I will store this for future reference.
somari
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Re: Featherweight

Post by somari »

watcfh for smell of mildew in the case - use dryer sheets and if some is on outside rub with a dry paper towel. do not use liquids or sprays.
somari
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Post by somari »

what about a treadle with brand newv cabinet? machine head is new "siner".
somari
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Re: Featherweight

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typo it's a Singer!
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