Goldie Might be Mine

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[quote="JPG40504"]The Goldie table appears to be merely 'tilted', not bent etc. It is a bit rough, but as you know, that can be overcome!]

That was what my initial thought process was, if I could start with a basic unit at a reasonable price (even with some missing parts) it might be worth it. If you could get it for $150 to $200, if nothing else you could make it into a mini power station for your extra accessories. Still going to go by and look at it, but just spoke to a retired gentleman (71 years) who has a Mark V with bandsaw and joiner in my price range says it is good working order, it's just that he cannot get around good enough to use it anymore. So if it is in decent mechanical shape, maybe I can put a little money in his pocket and give a Mark V a new home.
Todd (Canton, TX)

1962 Magna Corporation Mark V Goldie (Serial #379277); 1983 Shopsmith Mark V Model 500 (Serial #165199, w/bandsaw & joiner), Shopsmith 20" Scroll saw w/stand (Serial #030191), and Shopsmith DC3300 dust collection system. Taking my time, learning all I can and making a big mess!
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