$20 spinning wheel? Only if you're near Appleton, Wisconsin

(Note: I'm not entirely sure where this post belongs, so I took a guess. Mods, feel free to move it as you see fit.)

I frequently browse the shopgoodwill.com website. One quirk that I've noticed is that the person who types up the listing may or may not know what it is they're looking at. I've found some great deals that way, but it means having to look at the pictures, because the title and search function are no help.

Today, this listing jumped out at me. Now, I'm not an expert on spinning wheels, but I've seen some in worse shape sell for hundreds of dollars. Shoot, I've seen single parts sell for more than what they're asking for the whole thing!

I'm too far away to take advantage of this, seeing that it's pickup-only. But I thought there might be someone here who would jump at the chance to buy it. I know I see a lot of people here wishing they had a spinning wheel but unable to afford one. They're asking $15.97 for the whole contraption, plus $3.99 for handling. So roughly $20 and a drive to Appleton, and it's yours.

Posting to bump this back up just in case....

It does look like an excellent deal!
Maybe someone can still snatch it up?

Bump, Bump in the night
The price of this wheel
sounds just about right!

A very reasonable price! I got my first wheel for $15 (but this is much easier in NZ--the land of sheep and home of Ashford--than the US). One thing to note about this wheel is that it appears to be incomplete--missing its flyer arms (I could be wrong--this is not a wheel I'm familiar with). These are moderately expensive to replace, but much easier to construct yourself than most of the wheel, which involves a lot of advanced precision woodworking techniques.

Hopefully it ends up with someone who will use it!