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thanks I am so glad everyone had Merry Christmas. I didn't get any vacs I wanted.

I hope everyone here is having Happy Holidays. Seems like we just celebrated Thanksgiving!

well... I thought about gettting a 3d printer too. I'm sure I could practice making the bumpers an wheels and experimenting. it'd be another thing I could do besides printing masks and stuff. I can't figure out how to make a mold of old parts or I would just do that. Merry Christmas everyone.

heres my list Models I have Wireless Vacuette 1C 2C 510 512 514 561 D50 D80 Classic 1CR Omega 1CB Classic 3 Tradition Heritage Legend Legend 2 G-5 Ones I want Vacuette Electric Scott Fetzer Sanitation System Early C 3C 4C "R" series 505

- "Don't disturb me when I'm cleaning my room!"

LOL I love that movie

cool have you ever seen one with a powerhead?

awesome I haven't seen one of those "Let's Clean" Kenmores in years! I remember taking one to show and tell when I was in the first grade. It was brand new

Les- the ball bearings are gone

very nice- I never saw a before pic but I'm guessing you did a lot of work? man I wish I knew where people get those real nice bags. Very nice hose too.

.... the motor

Les- I would sure appreciate any help. it needs new ball bearings. is this possible?

forgot some ge model 69 ge av5 eureka model a/1 someone to fix my wireless vacuette straight suction nozzle for kirby 1c

.... eureka challenger

interesting- the cutaway picture looks like it take regular electrolux bags too. did they have a powerhead?

? is that a foreign model? i dont recognize it

good times- yeah it was fun. don't worry about the botching- i do it all the time.

bearing plate need new bearing plate? i got too many to ever use. want one?

i know its not a vac sorry but i bought her one for the wedding! i wish i could find the pick of her using it for the first time. this is from the kirby website. i'd like to find the pics of ours but the're packed away somewhere.

aw man- 1997. thats the year i graduated. also had 2 prom dates that year. one on each arm. and i had an old friend hardware store owner since the 50s had a fancy white horse drawn carriage pick us up and we arrived in style!