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Awesome 516 for the bidding! Original bag and red and grey belden cord. Check out the bag logo!!! Pristine!!! http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=321033736233

Nice!!!!! Love the cord!!!! Do you have a link where to get those?

Rob- I know but I need the money and not one person even made an offer when I said "best offer"... We shall see...

Ok... One more go around on the Kirby 1c. This time no reserve so lets see where it goes... http://www.ebay.com/itm/VIntage-Restored-Kirby-1C-Vacuum-/320989130453?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item4abc716ed5

After giving it some thought, I will sell the 1c for $700 with shipping included and cord.... With the baby here the money would come in handy... Someone here is going to get a heck of a deal if they want it

I will include the power cord, but then I would want $825. It would be a genuine Kirby black replacement one.

$800 Shipped w/o power cord for the 1C....Thats my bottom line Anyone interested???? PM me...

Right???? LOL

Buy it now just lowered to $1000 on the 1C.... Please do not hesitate to make a fair offer below that. I would be more apt to give a good deal on here than pay Ebay's exorbinant fees...

That is awesome!!!!! Very nice indeed!!!!!

Kirby 1C is back up. $1200 or "best offer" http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=320983625995

It is now back on ebay. However, it is $1200 or "best offer"

Never hurts to try does it Will :)

Well, the end on this was rather suprising. 40+ watchers and high bid was $750. I can't let it go for that. If anyone here is interested, I will let it go for $1200 including shipping. I think that is a fair price for all involved. PM me if interested, or email on profile. Thanks!

I am indeed selling it. The reserve is a lot less than $2000 yes. I just want a fir price for both buyer and seller on it. 2 hrs left and it is at $750. We shall see :)!!!

1C Ends in 5 hours. Resereve price is not far off. Good luck!!! http://www.ebay.com/itm/320979224092?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649

My time is pretty sparse there too, the more you do of these, the faster you will become. That being said, sometimes it takes awhile if a screw is frozen or a fan is not wanting to come off. Once you establish a supply of bearings/brushes you can whizz through them. Kirby presents a unique...

In the process of doing that now. I cleaned all the motor parts and that is back together. The body it self will be next. I think it will clean up quite nicely

It actually is a sleeve bearing I guess. So I cleaned it out real good with q-tips and then some blue 3 in one oil rubbed around inside the sleeve. Put it all back together and motor runs nicely indeed!!!! Purrs like a kitten

Working on that Hoover Special I acquired yesterday. It was pretty easy to tear the vac apart, however, can anyone tell me what type of bearing these old motors use? It lloks like a sleeve type bearing. How are these serviced? Never encountered one before!! Thanks!