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Kool...... I have that model, and almost the whole first set, mine is dated 1983 i think.....yours is the same as mine which is from later in the run. You might have noticed that the labels on the top of the hood, and around the Rugulator are rough and textured. The first of these had smooth...

i know quite a few....... one of my favorties was called Wobble the Witch Cat, By Mary Calhoun. It was written in 1961 and is a story about a witch cat who had trouble riding on a broom stick, so the cat disposed of the broom, which forced Maggie (the witch) to fly on here vacuum cleaner. The...

the later ad...... showing the correct color

ok, i got a question regarding a Electrolux model "G". The day before yesterday there was a early 1961 ad for the model "G", but there was something not right about it.....the machine most differently looked blue....now myself being very familiar with the "G" i know darn well every one ive ever...

so thats why my Great Aunt Joeys..... D50's cord was a really light strange Carmel color. I was convinced it was a replacement....but yet it has the original 60's Kirby plug.

Ok....this strikes up a qestion from me..... i have a aunt that bought a new (or maybe not now) Royal around 1996 or 1997. it looked just like the 993 in the same dark blue with the same bag patch....but it couldn't have been now seeing Ben E dates for it manufacture.....was there one that was...

theres a coouple US ones.... Like  Wards, and JC Penney's and Pencrest, and Signature, Kenmore, Whirlpool, Sunbeam,  for starters.....but you couldnt think of any "Y" either huh?

You know what? I agree, as a EX vac shop serviceman... Who was employed by a vacuum shop owner, who did not care ONE little bit about what a machine looked like. It DROVE me nuts to see things like that. I believe that a Kirby should be at the very least pleasing to the eye, and all one color...

Thier were sooooo many.....lol all we did was named all we could name from "A" to "Z" and get stuck at "Y"

The night before last, Phillip and my self were playing a game. We were trying to think of as many Vacuum brands (brand of the whole machine, not series names, or names for features) for each letter of the Alphabet and we got all the way to the letter "Y" and drew a HUGE blank. So im gonna ask...

But i was Born in 1988 So i would have bought used...lol......i know, that's against the rules of this game, but that's how i feel....i don't fancy Concepts or Elites very much....i may have leaned toward a new Eureka Rotomatic powerteam, but not much else....

lets say it was 1973, I would have bought this!!!!!

And, My model 12 Mixmaster....=)....   When i was a little kid, maybe no more than 4 or five years old. My grandparents ( the ones that live here in KS, We lived in Coon Rapids MN at the time), had one in there garage on its bumper between the wall and there deep freezer, i remember it...

And here are some better pics of the finished..... Nozzle........

A couple pics of the old case...... Look how icky and yellowd the white has gotten in 30 short years.....   This particular is one of the first with he metal motors, and had a tag inside that said it was dated Jun 1976

Hi Vacuumlander's.   <span style="font-family: arial black,avant garde; color: #3366ff;">I Made a NOS Ebay purchase that made a machine that i have look like brand new......</span>   <span style="font-family: arial black,avant garde;">What i bought is a brand new, NEVER used NOS Hoover...

actually the Vangaurd..... Was introduced in 1969.

how bout....As it use to be called, a Bicentennial Minute... with my MINT 1976 Bicentennial edition Convertible......

A healighted coffee can Hoover Model 543

one of my prized! None other than the One Fifty!