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Originally Posted by HanNatNana
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Miz Johnny - The White caught my eye too. Have you ever seen one like it?? Guess there is another one to add to my list. LOL. Going to an auction tomorrow to take a look at 3-4 SM's and it's suppose to rain cats and dogs.... But if they have a Fire Engine Red SM there it will be worth it. :)
Judy
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As for the red one, I've been collecting a long time, and other than the red Vikings, I don't believe I've ever seen a red machine.
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Btw, if anyone is considering buying it, just remember that if it's an Aussie model the motor will probably be 240v.
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Anybody got any ideas? It's driving me up a wall. I was just sewing on this a couple months ago. I 'think' I may have had this same issue then but i'm not sure what I did to fix it..lol
Anybody got any ideas? It's driving me up a wall. I was just sewing on this a couple months ago. I 'think' I may have had this same issue then but i'm not sure what I did to fix it..lol
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Originally Posted by Darcene
Well, I never....
Absolutely speechless.....
Take a look....
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-116393-1.htm
Absolutely speechless.....
Take a look....
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-116393-1.htm
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Originally Posted by Glenn
Originally Posted by Darcene
Well, I never....
Absolutely speechless.....
Take a look....
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-116393-1.htm
Absolutely speechless.....
Take a look....
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-116393-1.htm
A few years ago I bought a Janome machine on eBay, asked the seller if they knew 'how' to package and was assured 'yes we do'. It arrived in a flimsy box (machine far too heavy for the box used) and of course the base was just about non-existent when delivered. I opened it in front of the delivery man so I had confirmation of it's condition only to discover the machine had 'everything' taped to the body of the machine with that horrible, brown packing tape that must have been a million years old and was really, really, gooey and tacky.
It took more than a week to get the machine, power cable and attachments cleaned not to mention almost a whole bottle of turps. I took heaps of photos and told the seller I wasn't happy and all she could say was 'hubby told me to do it that way'. To which I replied 'hubby isn't always right!!'
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[quote=HanNatNana][quote=Glenn]
I've had a couple of ebay shipping disasters. I'm almost paranoid when I ship a machine. We buy boxes and use lots of plastic packing material used to ship airplane parts and so far not a problem one.
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Well, I never....
I can't believe that some one would think of shipping anything this way. They must have thought the case was sturdy enough for shipping. I am really amazed that it was not damaged. Glenn
I can't believe that some one would think of shipping anything this way. They must have thought the case was sturdy enough for shipping. I am really amazed that it was not damaged. Glenn
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Originally Posted by Darcene
Well, I never....
Absolutely speechless.....
Take a look....
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-116393-1.htm
Absolutely speechless.....
Take a look....
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-116393-1.htm
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Originally Posted by HanNatNana
Originally Posted by Miz Johnny
Originally Posted by Kitzone
Miz Johnny - The White caught my eye too. Have you ever seen one like it?? Guess there is another one to add to my list. LOL. Going to an auction tomorrow to take a look at 3-4 SM's and it's suppose to rain cats and dogs.... But if they have a Fire Engine Red SM there it will be worth it. :)
Judy
Judy
As for the red one, I've been collecting a long time, and other than the red Vikings, I don't believe I've ever seen a red machine.
<ebay.com.au> item # 170626634773
Btw, if anyone is considering buying it, just remember that if it's an Aussie model the motor will probably be 240v.
Bronwyn ;-)
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Originally Posted by Glenn
Originally Posted by Darcene
Well, I never....
Absolutely speechless.....
Take a look....
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-116393-1.htm
Absolutely speechless.....
Take a look....
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-116393-1.htm
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l went to the local hospital garage sale bought two wooden dinning room chairs for aus$5 as a was walking home for my car to pick up the chairs WOW a voice Elsie would you like a sewing machine its in my car l'll drop it off for you so l explained l would be back for the chairs he was waiting when l got back. l cannot believe l have have had one given to me like that so l think it has got around l am interested in old machines it is a Werthiem alsi in the afternoon hubby needed some parts to put Ruby in a cabinet so off we went to a new contact was l gobsmacked oh my they must have had a hundred old machines in the house which was a big old Australian return verandah and his big l mean big garage was full off machines or part machines he has been collecting and restoring for twentyfive years needless to say l came home with another machin a hand crank called HAID & NEU made in Germany l will post pictures oh boy am l lucky at the moment.Elsie Blight Australia
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Elsie, What a wonderful gift. I would have been dancing in the streets if someone stopped and gave me a hand crank sewing machine. Can't wait to see your photos.
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