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. Well, I am sorry I missed this, but if it's not too late I am interested in some of the newer stuff --AND CAN PICK IT UP-- being I'm not too far away. I will fill the trunk of my large-trunked-car if it helps, and if you still need to unload more vacuums.

. I agree, the cost of shipping is too damn high! And killed off my interest to do so. I think metal vacs are fading as along with those that remember them from their younger years. Victrolas? Meh, vintage high-end gear brings the bucks. So, all in: yeah, like you said Charles.

. These vacs have rumbly motors. Post a video if you can. No blockages i guess... Probably just get a new motor if that is the problem. There is a newer style motor that probably will swap in, but hopefully someone who has done it will chime in. Sometimes Hepa bags can hinder air flow from...

. I'd make such a trade, in a heart beat. Congrats on your new-to-you Rainbow.

. I need a buffing wheel... Enough about me, that is one beeyouteefull vacuum!

. Drop the mic! Your vacuum needs are covered, wall to wall, for the next few DECADES. Everybody gravitates to different machines...these have a learning curve and don't really work as "quick picker uppers", but their flexibility, quality, and effectiveness will likely keep you satisfied for a...

. Here's an especially treasured pair I am keeping in the bedroom lately. I also have a blue Powr-Flite Panasonic clone which is my absolute favorite vacuum to use in the house currently...and the purple and white Kenmore/Panasonic sweeper vac with motorized head that was sold for a brief period...

. I like almost all bagged upright Panasonics and the higher range Kenmore stuff by Panasonic as well, upright or canister...the BOLs Vac's no. The Hoover Dial, Panasonic Jet Flo's, all Tacony, made by Panasonic or not, and other clones...are pretty much my favorite upright design and something...

. That Kenmore, in red? Cool! And why I have never seen this cord-away Panasonic looking like a Bissell? For sale on Craig's up LA way, too far for me right now...

. My oldest is an early Hoover Dial. Generally I'm not interested in vacs much older than me, but if given the chance I might make an exception. I actually have two complete Celebrities including a blue one I just picked up, but the mint green one with mint green hose is really an eye popper...

. Thanks! Soft to the touch is important as my kids spend a lot of time playing on the carpet.

. We have moved in with my mother as she is now 88 and in need of daily assistance. She lives in a modern though 40+ year old custom built home here in sunny Southern California, designed by my father...a floor covering salesman by trade! Any who, the original carpet was a shag of varying hues...

. Cool, good to see work like this here on VL. The more mods, upgrades, and/or customized vacuums the better I say. Mix up the colors and bojack the hell out of it as if it suits you. My handle comes the the desire to have the standard Sanitiare model with every part being from a different...

. ...but I DO NOT ship them. If you are in the San Diego California area let me know what you're looking for...I have hundreds, vintage and modern: Kirby, Hoover, Royal, Sanitaire, Eureka, Kenomore, Miele, Panasonic, Oreck, Riccar/Simplicity Tristar, Filter Queen, Electrolux, Lindhaus, Nilfisk...

. An older version for sale at link below. But i want to add this here to contrast to the newer version. http://https//sandiego.craigslist.org/nsd/app/5914724842.html

. Here is what you need, click on link below to eBay: http://www.ebay.com/itm/New-Genuine-TriStar-Compact-Vacuum-Cleaner-Motor-/221406831794?_trksid=p2141725.m3641.l6368

. Sheetstyler, please post more pics and give us a review of it's performance..

. goin' for a song! Yuk yuk.. A nice Hoover style that I oddly rarely see in any color, much less something as cool as this one is decked out in. http://www.shopgoodwill.com/auctions/Hoover-Model-584-Upright-Vacuum-Cleaner-35823227.html

. Looks great...keep it.

. Just hot water and a soft cloth will be enough i think. I found i could disassemble my star tool which allow me to use it with a needle-nose pliers to get at the hard to get at 8 screws...and i loosened them most of the way for better cleaning. Removing them completely would cost a lot of time...