Buying A Featherweight
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Depending on how much he wants for it. I would make sure that I could test it out, and if you can't he needs to drop the price. They have been going on ebay for as little as 175.00 to over 500.00. If I couldn't try it out I would still pay 100.00.
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Get it while you can. The cord is easily replaced whether you order online or from a 'real' store. You get the accessories and case too.
Featherweights are easily maintained and even though you would want a FW type tech to go over it first to check for timing, you can then do all the upkeep yourself.
Lucky you.
Featherweights are easily maintained and even though you would want a FW type tech to go over it first to check for timing, you can then do all the upkeep yourself.
Lucky you.
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