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I know nothing! 1800

posted by  someone claiming to be su fan on  Mon Sep 2 05:50 CST 2002 [RELATED]

Unless you are willing to do your own maintaince and repair not to mention spending up to three thousand dollars, stay away from the more attractivly priced 1800's. Figure on paying around $6000 or more to get one in decent conditon. If you do buy one and need parts, shop on line. The availabilty of parts for the 1800,s is excellent. Good Luck





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