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great find! The best I ever did was a Hoover Convertible U4047 by the curb YEARS ago! Haven't even seen another convertible that old since then!

great thread! Reply 84, Picture 3, bet that claim still holds up today! 

I know he's a Firesweep, BUT.... SURELY you named Sweepy after me, Super-<span style="text-decoration: underline;">Sweeper?</span>    I'd be putting chainsaws on hold too if I was buying vintage MoPars! 

awesome! Can only imagine how Sweepy's going to turn out!

beautiful Buick! The new Buick commercials are right....that is NOT a Buick!!! 

Michelle I lost it at '...AND glitter! I want it to look like the 50s puked in it!'  Whatever you do,I can't wait to see!    By the way, you never told me what became of PHYLLIS!!! 

Oh God, THE HORROR! 

Let's hope this good home checks out, and doesn't get thrown up on eBay in the next week! 

I'd spot that Buckskin Beige and gold Sportone anywhere! You and me both, Calem! 

Oh, and love the name! Sweepy will be burning rubber in no time! What colour are you going for?

Great seeing you back, Michelle! I'm sure you'll make that old DeSoto SHINE! Was that the one on eBay? Swear it looks familiar lol Great minds think alike,I want a Christine for my first car!  The Furries are the rare ones, only about 5,000 made in '58! Keep on the look out for other '58...

Reply 14 Nice set up, Calem! But even NICER 1958 Plymouth Fury scale model! ;)

Advantage only seen one other Advantage and I bought the thing! mine had a gray Concept I era bag, with the newer convertible style hood and the height adjuster window in the hood. was a powerplus model, too!

Giving a Dirt DEVIL to a church....shame on you!    I've seen only one of the green ones before! Still have the red 'Lite' like the one above, it's sitting in stasis.

Of course, silly! Very few compare to the almighty Kirby!

<p style="text-align: left;">Surely there was a part about a collector scooping that beauty off the curb in the last picture, right? </p>

I recommend Kirby at every opportunity, but at 3 stories that's a lot of carrying, Unless you're looking for a good workout! If you don't go with the Kirby, perhaps consider an older, rebuilt Electrolux canister? Light weight, good filtration, flexible cleaning, and solid steel! 

Now that's something!

We had a mistress on here named Michelle who knew everything about vintage chainsaws! I wonder where she's been, I'm sure she could tell you all about it!

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