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human, that's good, I'd really like to see'em. I'd bet Dartman would like to have that '57 Plymouth wagon right about now, and if he don't, I sure would because it's Hot...Hot...Hot!!!

Robin, I had a mighty strong suspicion you'd like this, even though it got a little melancholy towards the end. But, nevertheless, you have a refined taste in cars as your collection proves...Outstanding, and I'm so very glad you enjoyed it as much as I did...Superb video! I've been working a...

I think I know someone who would be interested in this. It may be oldies but it sure is goodies.

I'm sorry, I already have one, but many thanks anyway.

With just a little Pic 'N' Span another fine Kirby is saved from the trash bin!

 

...And finally, the Piece De Resistance!

But, nevertheless, it still makes for one dazzling display. Here's but two for your 4th of July enjoyment!

Yes, I thought the receiver was only a static model. It's just about next to impossible to find anyone who can bring them back to life again, but boy, when you do...They sound Sooooo good!

Your vacs really do rock!

Very nice! I think most should, indeed, enjoy it very much. May you have one bully of a 4th!

That appears to be a mid '70s Panasonic Receiver / 8-Track Player, can't really tell, though, but it looks good displayed in the middle of the glass coffee table. 

...or Hoovena cigar. She'd be smokin' then!!!

" Henry Repeater "...You plug the old fellow in and it'll fire all week and beyond!   John, why do you have to come up with all the good names!? I would have said something stupid like Mr. Clean.

The biggest problem with these machines is the type of grease they used from this era turns to an infrangible, super glue like substance. Now, fast forward it a couple of years and the platter becomes tougher to turn than a red hot rim under the load of a locked up brake caliper. But try as they...

What do you think? Hoax, maybe a joke, or quite possibly the real thing.

Jae, I really do appreciate that very much,  its been hard work at times, but it also has been fun in a kind of tormenting way too! I would say it has been probably 50/50, no...no, more like 60/40 in favor of agony, but when you learn it, you learn it. Now, it would take a 2x4 to drive it out...

Boy, he's going to have a long wait on that Frankenfix!!!

Thanks! Well, it takes you messing up two or three time before you finally get it just right, and, BOY, a whole lot of cussing in-between.

Well, I 'd say about half of its value lies in the condition of its original bag, and the other half lies in the condition of its original tag and overall body shape.