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5071B Hello, I just saw this machine for sale. I was actually considering picking it up. -Jay

Hello, I have a Eureka 2 speed self propelled ESP 5071D. I'm certainly in ned of an upper cord hook with bag spins holder, and also a whole new transmission. Tranny squals when motor is turned on. If I can't find parts, I'll part the machine out. Really want to make it work. Thanks, -Jay

Eureka/Sanitaire As nice as they clean, I can't stand them. Bulky, loud, cheap plastic parts, The self propelled models have transmissions that wear out, and scream like a banshee overtime you turn them on.

Nice. Wow, nice little collection. -Jay

Price for middle of the line How much was the middle of the line?

Hello all, long time no see. I'd like to know how do you figure out a Kirby serial number on a pre 1970's Kirby? I know there was a way to figure out a 1970's and later, but really no way of figuring out anything older. All help would be appreciated. -Jay

G4 I don't think the G4 really took off, however I have one that I do use. They really aren't that bad actually. -jay

Can we Get tan parts for this machine?

Will do Can we make an attempt to make the original color scheme?

I'll try washing the plate and seeing what happens. Oh and I've asked my dad to take a pic of the udnerside for reference.

But What 500/Sanitronic model? How do I remove the oxidation off the metal plate on the underside?

How so Will this work?

Nozzle removed Will this help in telling what model Kirby this is?

Finally The front and whole of the Kirby.

Another Here is another pic.

Hello all, Today I got a new Kirby and would like help in idtentifing what model this is. The serial plate is rusted. the trim is brown, with a round handle like a Sanitronic would have, and a Classic III bag and cord. Pics to fallow

Juniorsenior and bojacked To answer your question bojacked bassiclly means that a machine has been fitted with the wrong parts in order to get it to be sellable. I've come across several Kirby's that were/are like this. Some parts you can find, others you can't.

It's a pass As Brandon W_T said i'd be easily $125 in parts just to make it right. I'd rather spend that or less on a beat up one and then spend the money to make it right. -Jayson

So how much would it cost to make it right again?

would this thing need in parts to make it look right, and what the fuck did they do to it to make it that color? Is this a bojacked machine prehaps? -Jayson http://losangeles.craigslist.org/sfv/app/2888874445.html