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Thank you guys!

Thanks John!!

That's kind of what I was thinking as well.

Thank you! I was shocked when I discovered it was an early one piece handle! Cannot believe it survived in such amazing condition!

Found this beauty on Etsy! All original, little to no hood warping, and it appears to have little/gentle use over its life. Here she is, the Hoover model 65 Convertible!

Great article!

Kirby bag cap Can't wait to see your Kirby! I hope you were able to get the red cap!

Like this one? http://vacpartsplusstore.com/catalog/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=435_658&products_id=14723

Wow! So cool to see one in perfect condition!

Thanks guys! I have to agree, I love the 150 as well! It was "years ahead" then and remains an amazing cleaner today! Amazing air flow! Here's my 150 Special- rebuilt in 1950. I'm working on my all original 150 which is in SAD shape! Will post pics of it soon! Forgive the less than fantastic...

I think Fred explains it best http://www.vacuumland.org/cgi-bin/TD/TD-VIEWTHREADM.cgi?18553

Hans and Nicholas Thank you very much! I couldn't agree more! Hoover was at it's prime in the 50s! They are beautiful machines and clean like a dream. One can't beat (no pun intended) Hoover's triple action cleaning!

Thank you! One of my favorites! Now if I could locate a 634!

I actually ended up with two!

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A big thank you to my good friend Chris (Hoover28) for this beautiful Citation! Couldn't ask for a better birthday gift!

Hoover 150 "Special" Rebuilt in 1951

29 shipping carton My cleaner was one of the first 5,000 made!

1950 Hoover model 29 All original, minus the bag. Included original shipping carton, tool kit, and owners manual.

Beautiful!