Something For You South Bend Folks

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South Bend Lathe 1984 Vintage Never even turned on. Perfect condition

I have a brand new, never used South Bend 10K UMD lathe (catalog number CL 370RDA) purchased in 11/1984. The original owner was a friend of my parents, and he was in his 80's when he decided it was...

seattle.craigslist.org

 

[francist]

Wow. That doesn't even seem like such a bad price either.

-frank

 

[MAKEITOUTOFWOOD]

I don't know. Price seems insane to me. Sell it to a museum.

 

[Shootymacshootface]

It really looks legit. Almost too good to be true.

 

[Norseman C.B.]

It's a nice lathe and tooling, but it sure the hell aint eleven grand nice !!!!

 

[Robo_Pi]

I'm a big South Bend fan. In fact, I've been looking to buy one about that size too. Unfortunately my budget is more like $1,100. I'm actually finding quite a few at that price, but thus far they are all too far away. But yeah, if I was filthy rich I'd buy this one. Sadly this is not the case. Unless he's willing to come down to $1,100 I'll have to pass.

 

[markba633csi]

11 grand and no steady or taper attachment? I agree, sell to a museum
M

 

[Nogoingback]

Or drop the price to something more reasonable. Sellers like that forget that anyone with an $11,000.00 lathe budget has a lot of
choices including a whole bunch of machines with a lot more capability than an SB 10. He's dreaming. Looks like a nice lathe
though.

 

[Z2V]

Hmmm,, Did Southbend use Leeson Motors for OEM?

 

[Al 1]

Do the boards support the motor?