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desiredname

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I have found some nice Hoover convertibles at thrift stores in the past few months so I thought I would post some pictures. Up first is a nice model 589. This one is all original and only cost $10.00

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A green u4101. This one was covered in mud. It looked like it had been stored on the bottom of a lake. After a good cleaning and motor service it looks and runs great. It was only $5.00

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A Plastic base u4369. I gave this one to my parents to use as a daily driver. it runs great. it also cost $5.00

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the green was part of the 1978 ......

Estate line. it was the lower line to the Sea blue Estae lace print Convertible.

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sam as a 36 year hoover dealer and convertible restorer and enthusiast on a daily basis i must say how impressive your work and efforts are to bring these units back to box new and operational condition A++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
 
Some day when I've got more money I'll buy some American Convertibles (Seniors over here), as they just look so much better!
 
I love the 1978 lineup picture posted above. So were the U5015 and U6039-030 the last Dial-A-Matics produced before the Concept One was released? I always wondered what was the LAST power drive and non power drive models offered. I have seen a green U5017 and U6041 with faux wood grain on the base decal.

- Hershel
 
Nice Finds!

Really like the green convertible. I believe this is the one that Alex B. called the "pickle convertible". Is that a headlight? or is it just for show like on the blue U4005.
 

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