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Mine does turn on with a ring. How does yours? Guy

Hey Dave... I thought there would be no way anybody would have spares! E-mail me at [email protected] and we can work out the cost. Here is pics of the underneath:

Ah ha... Well that sure does look the same! I wonder why they labeled our Kirbys with different numbers? Thanks!

Also... the top cord hook swivels to release the cord.

I was really surprized at the suction of this oldie (through the top). It does not have it's original cord. As you can see, the floor attachment is missing it's side wheels. If anyone has any extra wheels or another floor attachment, I'd be happy to buy it! The lady I bought it from told me...

I picked this up about a month ago, from a local Kijiji ad. Always wanted to get one of these!

OK...last pic. The original handgrip.

Here is another pic...

I picked up this grungy Kirby a couple weeks ago at a "junk barn". I would like to know what it's vintage is, and if it's a "frankenkirby"! Guy

I like it's foot switch! Here's a pic of it's uncleaned underside. Guy

The cord is very thick on this. Here is the ratings plate. I'm not sure if it will show up super clear.

Well I found this today at Sally Ann. You can slightly read that it was for 220v...and then a metal stamper has stamped over it 100-110v. Cool! Guy

Good for you! I just love the crinkle finish. It looks so ready for daily use! Guy

Let me chime in as well to express my sympathy and outrage. Guy

Lovin the Lewyt! Guy

That blender is out of this world! Guy

Hey Bravo... That also looks like a Philips design!

Same thing happened to me last year. It was a Craigslist find. It made it all the way home and when I started to clean it up, the plastic started to crumble. Very brittle. Guy

Great Score Andy! Even looks like you got the boxes! I have a VK 117 and a European VK 131. Its true what Gareth says about the suction! Incredible! Guy

Love the shade of green! Guy