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I just can't believe after all that's happened this person would post again and try to sell stuff again! I'd personally be too ashamed of myself.

Ok, here's the links. http://www.vacuumland.org/TD/ARCHIVE/SANDBOX/2009/7657.htm?14 http://www.vacuumland.org/TD/ARCHIVE/VINTAGE/2009/7266.htm?3 http://www.vacuumland.org/cgi-bin/TD/TD-VIEWTHREAD.cgi?7266 Personally I wouldn't do any business with this guy, but thats just my opinion...

Looks practically identical to the Patriot, which is the sister to the Air-Storm. Schoettler (who makes both the A/S and the Patriot) must have used this name at some point. I suspect it was made in the mid 90s, but am not 100% sure.

It was a hard-bagged Whirlpool CVR 2000 I have seen/played with one of these before, and I have the WP CVR version myself, as well as a Oreck XL 4000 and 4300.

Does anyone have any extra type UR bags for the old style Electrolux bags or know where I can get some?

Its actually the 1500M, which came under the Riccar and Simplicity name with that nozzle. Its private labeled by Bank, and made for Tacony by Daewoo in Korea. Only the full sized Tacony canisters are currently made in the US, not the compact or mid sized yet, but they plan on eventually moving...

Well Mike, hopefully you like money more than friends, as doing this kind of thing will get a lot money from some of these rich eBay buyers, but it is also extremely off putting to most of us and wont make people like you very much. Just an FYI...

You can do this yourself. See the 2 tabs on each side of the coupler right before the swivel? Pry those 2 out and the coupler will pop off of the hose. You can buy them too. The part is called a drain elbow. Not the best pic, but one of the clips is there in the middle.

What a priceless piece of crap! Its in breathtaking condition as well! Any collector who sees that is sure to have a fit over it.

ONe thing about those pictures that drove me nuts, the machine claimed to be the Eureka upright AirWay nozzle was just a plain upright, the Eureka nozzles were all either 2 tone turquoise, light on the hood and darker on the base, or yellow on the base with a white hood. And if you look close...

I know for a while a nozzle like that was sold as a optional attachment with the Rainbow D2. The coloring on that one makes me think thats what this one might have been used for. They sold a black Whirlpool nozzle for a little while before this one.

You could go to a vacuum store that carries Sanitaires and get one of those too. But I also wouldn't get any of the cheap junk, would just be more frustration and breakage than its worth.

Capricorn Because I have a thing about getting the top of the line vacuum. lol And I do have a Capricorn too.

The real wheels do look like they came off a wagon, and the front ones along with the plug in the front of it are plywood! I think we all need to take note for future repairs.

This reminds me, does anyone have a spare hose adaptor for one of these? If so could you send me an email? Willing to pay for it.

I mainly like them for the looks too, but they are fun to use I think. I tend to like using the barrel type canisters on 4 wheels like those FQs and Rainbows.

Chances are it won't close because there isn't a bag in it.

Actually no That one is a Matsushita built nozzle sold thru Cen-Tec. You can tell that by the shape of the top part of the nozzle.

Kirby or not, I LOVE that FairFax!

Personally I wouldn't recommend a Nutone. I like the MD units the most. http://builtinvacuum.com/