Anyone know what this machine is??
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Anyone know what this machine is??
It's listed for sale on a local estate sale. It appears to be in amazing condition. My husband would *kill* me if I went and got this, but it looks very tempting... any thoughts? Japanese 201 knockoff?[ATTACH=CONFIG]464995[/ATTACH]
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It is a Japanese 15 clone
Here is some info and some pics:
http://www.quiltingboard.com/picture...p-t164361.html
Here is some info and some pics:
http://www.quiltingboard.com/picture...p-t164361.html
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There is all kinds of info on the link above. Muv has a video how to thread it. I think there is a discussion of how to thread it as well. As far as price I know what I have to charge for one here but in other places it may vary.
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Maybe I shouldn't comment. My ideas on price tend to come back and bite me. Well, why let that stop me?
$500 and the cabinet needs stripped and refinished (unless you like the less than complete paintjob). Yikes! The machine is a pretty shade of blue though.
We're back to this. The older machines are nice and they do have the real values of being durable and good stitchers but prices just aren't on the same page.
Rodney
$500 and the cabinet needs stripped and refinished (unless you like the less than complete paintjob). Yikes! The machine is a pretty shade of blue though.
We're back to this. The older machines are nice and they do have the real values of being durable and good stitchers but prices just aren't on the same page.
Rodney
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