Bridgeport for sale

[vascon2196]

Early 60's Bridgeport mill with phase converter, R8 collet set, Pneumatic Drawbar, Kurt Vise, new DRO. Located in Fairhaven MA. I paid 5k for it...selling it for 2K. I have had 4 "Men" tell me they were going to buy it and each one backed out at the last minute. Serious inquiries only...if it does not sell I am donating it to the school I work at. Thanks, Chris

 

[kvom]

The vise is worth $400 by itself, not to mention the phase converter. Great deal for someone close by with a trailer. Do you have a means to load it?

 

[vascon2196]

The vise is worth $400 by itself, not to mention the phase converter. Great deal for someone close by with a trailer. Do you have a means to load it?

I don't...shipping and rigging would be up to the potential buyer.

 

[packrat]

Quote " Great deal for someone close by with a trailer. "

I am wishing I lived closer, even with in driving distance....

 

[vascon2196]

There is also a small Grizzly rotary table and Boring Head kit.

 

[packrat]

Quote "There is also a small Grizzly rotary table and Boring Head kit."

Your killing me.............I am in Utah.

 

[awake]

Yes, this will be a very good deal for someone who can come and get it.

 

[David Shealey]

If I did not already have one, I would drive from Tennessee to get it! That is a real bargain for someone.

 

[David Shealey]

I drove from Tennessee to upstate New York to get the one I have now, so driving should not be an excuse for anyone wanting this one badly.

 

[Steve Hedden]

Do you still have the Bridgeport?
[email protected]

 

[user 1616]

For $2K? That's GIVING it away! Someone is going to be very happy with this purchase...

 

[Steve Hedden]

If the Bridgeport s still available plz send email

[email protected]

 

[terryd]

A close friend of mine bought an almost unused Bridgeport here in the UK (no electronics) with lots of tooling, vice, rotary table etc. for £20.00 scrap value from a local company closing down around 20 years ago. I'm not jealous at all.

 

[William May]

A close friend of mine bought an almost unused Bridgeport here in the UK (no electronics) with lots of tooling, vice, rotary table etc. for £20.00 scrap value from a local company closing down around 20 years ago. I'm not jealous at all.

There is occasional good luck out there. It just seems rarer than it should be.