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CENTRAL VACS Hoping Owen Perkins will see this post, he is the resident expert on central vacs on vacuumland. MD and Vacuflo are excellent units and they have a variety of models for different types of spaces. Mitchell

Lol I saw your other thread before I saw your response to this one, Declan. Same vacuum!

I remember that machine I bought that vacuum off of craiglist about seven or eight years ago along with a few other vintage machines. I knew it was the same one as soon as I saw the missing nozzle. I had forgotten that Chris ended up with it. Glad it found a good home. Mitchell

Last resort I know someone who has a couple of used Miele uprights of that vintage in good working order if you are looking to replace the machine, depending on the cost to repair your current one. Feel free to send me an email, [email protected] Mitchell

Lovely to see you again! I travel to see Greg at minimum once a month, sometimes twice, so I probably will see you before the next convention! I'm glad you had a good time. Mitchell

Hey James I sent you an email, you don't live all that far away from me and a few other collectors!

Very early Thunder That’s a very early Thunder, as the first 12 amp models had the white and purple trim like the “Domestic” counterparts. Pretty uncommon, as this style was sold at most, for a few months in 1995, going into 1996. That one was made in 1996. It’s in good shape too.

Hrm Interesting.. It seems to me that it's basically a bagged Shark. Top heavy, so so deep cleaning, and cheaply made. To quote the late Aretha Franklin... "I think I'll pass on that one"

That's a Fantom Cyclone XT! Not a Panasonic, lol. I have that movie, there were a whole bunch of machines featured in that movie. Here's a few more: The Borrowers: Kenmore Commander and Royal upright (maybe electro hygiene) Stop or My Mom Will Shoot: blender motor eureka Men Don't Leave...

Wow... And in Webster, NY no less, which is only about 15 minutes away from me. They are a beastly cleaner, but I can't imagine what it actually went for. Maybe I don't want to know.

my neighborhood... a few machines in the 'hood worth noting that I've spotted over the years: - 1989 Kirby Heritage II Legend - Electrolux Marquis -Regina Electrikbroom -Kenmore Intuition bagless upright -Kenmore Progressive canister -Hoover Spirit canister -Simplicity canister (mid 2000's)...

Someone help em out :) LOL

Sorry I didn't see this post At least I found your email message though

Here's a video.. lol

Great to have you back!!! We missed you!

hhrrrrmmm... the "empire vac" that name sounds so familiar to me lol

I have a few.... They aren't that old though. Two Kenmore vacuums from both of my Grandmothers. The first one I got is a Kenmore upright from around 2002/2003. It was used sparingly in my dad's mom's apartment for a few years before she gave it to me (she had recently gotten a new kenmore...

I had one of these... A local vacuum cleaner store gave it to me a couple of years ago. After they moved to a new location they stopped displaying old vacuums. It didn’t have a cord on it and I never tested it. I gave it to Greg Palmer who then gave it to Adam Mercer. I think it has found its...

Due to being so busy, I haven’t had time to make many YouTube videos but I thought I’d make at least one more before I go back to school. Excuse my tiredness while making this video, this was at about 1:30 in the morning.

Very late model Fury... All late model Furys had that lint trap door thing... it’s very possible too that it’s a refurbished model, that’s why every once in a while you see Furys and Thunders that look a little mismatched. Definitely way overpriced. Again, it doesn’t hurt to use the vacuum...