Myford ML7 Value?

I have been offered the following, by a family friend, due to bereavement. I'm a little stuck as to what it's worth. I have an old Brittania, circa WW2 which it would replace

here's the details

3 speed ML7

4" 3 jaw chuck

6" 4 jaw chuck

4.5" face plate

7" face plate

small vice

fixed steady 1412

travelling steady 1413

myford machine vice MA71

8 face clamps

sleeves 1 to 2 and fixed centre

Mercer 1" DTI

change wheels 75 60 55 50 45 40 38 25 21 [are these metric?]

3 angle plates

Myford index plate

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I'm interested obviously don't want to pay over the odds but don't want to insult with a low offer

It's sitting on a custom made wooden bench, which is a credit to the former owner, which tho isn't the genuine metal myford one suits it well,

any advice appreciated!

Phil

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Edited By philfingers on 09/02/2013 19:10:27

Phil

Sorry - none of those links work for me. The thing is though condition here is everything.There was a recent thread here ( in the last week) and if you search back I think the answers given there will apply.

( Have a look at thread "Inherited lathe Valuation)

Cheers

Norman

Edited By NJH on 09/02/2013 20:19:38

Edited By chris j on 09/02/2013 20:55:32

Edited By chris j on 09/02/2013 20:56:33

Try these, you need to knock off the '[IMG]' tags at each end of the url's

John

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Well here would be my thinking.....

As mentioned before the condition is really important but if I assume that the condition is good as in used and useable as is with no need for replacement parts then I would pay around £400 for the basic machine with a 3 jaw chuck, a face plate and some change wheels. Of the accessories, the 4 jaw and the steadies would probably cost around another £140 - £150. To me there are around £80 worth of other accessories.

As a complete package I would say around £600. Others may disagree and condition makes a huge difference. I am comparing with my purchase of a Super 7 in good condition which I paid £500 for with changewheels, 3 jaw chuck, face plate and a few bits and pieces. But I have bought a fair few bits and pieces for it since pushing my outlay up a few hundred quid which is why I think some of the accessories also increase the value.