Anyone know what this machine is??
03-01-2014, 08:07 PM
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http://dayton.craigslist.org/art/4304984474.html
I can get you close, unpainted, cheaper, and still unsold a month later.
I agree with Rodney. Are vintage machines awesome because they can be repaired/durable/reliable? Yes. They were still mass produced and every household had one. Some are more collectible/desirable than others, sure.
The suggestion that usually floats around is pick a price you are comfortable with and try to stick to it. I bought a dozen machines for less than $30 a piece before I spent more on one. Always try thrift stores and I have better luck at thrift stores that do pickups.
Good luck!
I can get you close, unpainted, cheaper, and still unsold a month later.
I agree with Rodney. Are vintage machines awesome because they can be repaired/durable/reliable? Yes. They were still mass produced and every household had one. Some are more collectible/desirable than others, sure.
The suggestion that usually floats around is pick a price you are comfortable with and try to stick to it. I bought a dozen machines for less than $30 a piece before I spent more on one. Always try thrift stores and I have better luck at thrift stores that do pickups.
Good luck!
03-02-2014, 07:12 AM
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