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    Peter Smith 29
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      Hello I am looking for some advice as where to best advertise a Myford Super 7 lathe. My partner's father recently passed away and as a retired Chief Engineer his garage was fully kitted out with his passion for classic Triumph motorcycles.

      The contents of the garage are in the process of being cleared and this will include the lathe. we would like it to go to a good home but are wondering where to advertise it.

      any help would be much appreciated.

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      Peter Smith 29
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        duncan webster 1
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          in the classified section above, but I think you need a few more posts before it will let you in. Failing that try **LINK**

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          noel shelley
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            @noelshelley55608

            Use the free ads section in Model Engineer and or Model Engineers Workshop ! Noel

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            Frank Gorse
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              @frankgorse

              I’d suggest ‘Lathes.co.uk’ website. Modest one-off fee,realistic assessment of what to ask,very professional looking advert and lots of viewers. Bought two machines from it myself.

              Edited By Frank Gorse on 24/02/2022 22:27:05

              #587162
              Dave Wootton
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                Hi Peter

                I would second Lathes.co.uk, used it to clear a friends workshop a few years ago that had quite specialised clockmaking equipment in it. Just sent some good photo's and Tony who runs the site identified everything ,wrote the description and valued it. It all sold quickly and without any fuss or time wasters. I used it myself to sell a Myford last year and that sold very quickly.

                I tried to sell a mill on ebay once and that proved to be a disaster due to time wasters and scammers, never again.

                Good luck

                Dave

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