Liz F.

Found! Thank you all for your comments and suggestions. I wanted to update my post. I just purchased the 2021 Lucey that was one of the used machines that APQS listed for sale on their webpage. I can't wait for it to get here so I can get it set up and start quilting. I have several quilt tops ready and waiting on it.

Cagey, I have discussed the pros and cons of buying a used machine at length with my husband. I am willing and interested in buying a used machine without a doubt, but this will be a once in a lifetime purchase for me. Knowing that the longarm I purchase will have to last the rest of life, which could be another 30 years or more makes me hesitant to invest in an older machine. My main concern with buying an older machine is that I wouldn't be able to get replacement parts when needed due to the age of the machine. I will be using the longarm mostly for personal use but hope to do some quilting for others or sell some of my quilts to supplement my retirement income when that time comes. Liz F.

Debbie, Pat, I am looking for a late model longarm preferably 2017 or newer. I am still looking the forums and online while continuing to save to buy new. if that is the way I have to go to get a newer model. Thank you for your response, Liz F.

Hi Lora, I sent you an email at the address provide above but did not receive a reply. I just wanted to check and see if you actually received my email. Thanks Liz

I am looking to buy a late model APQS longarm in the northeast Oklahoma area. I would prefer a 2017 year or newer Lennie but am open to Lucey, Freddie or Milli as long as they fall within my budget of $ 6000 to $8000 depending on the machine and features.

Thanks Stella, If you were closer I would snap this up. I live Oklahoma and am looking for something a little closer to home.

Where are you located? What year model is your Lenni?