beerad
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Here is my 1937 Filterqueen!
hello from Brad in Vancouver Canada
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Wow, what a beaut!
Gary
Gary
beerad
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History on the 37 Filterqueen
Hello...Well as far as the history on the machine goes, i suppose i would have to go to the vac shop who sold me it. I paid $50 for the vac.I tpurrrs and is very quiet and has good suction, especially for a 70 year old vac!! i will investigate and see what kind of history I can find and I would be happy to share what I find. I love the chrome on the entire machine. I used some Mothers mag & aluminum polish on it and wow it buffed up like new. I just spray with windex to keep the shine on. I have so much fun using it just thinking of the fact that it was actually used way back in time.Such beauty and mystery. hmmmmmm. Perhaps I will bring it to the 2008 show.Well, bye for now and thanks for your feed back.I will keep you informed about what I find out about the history!
Lots of joy, love and gratitude
Brad.
Hello...Well as far as the history on the machine goes, i suppose i would have to go to the vac shop who sold me it. I paid $50 for the vac.I tpurrrs and is very quiet and has good suction, especially for a 70 year old vac!! i will investigate and see what kind of history I can find and I would be happy to share what I find. I love the chrome on the entire machine. I used some Mothers mag & aluminum polish on it and wow it buffed up like new. I just spray with windex to keep the shine on. I have so much fun using it just thinking of the fact that it was actually used way back in time.Such beauty and mystery. hmmmmmm. Perhaps I will bring it to the 2008 show.Well, bye for now and thanks for your feed back.I will keep you informed about what I find out about the history!
Lots of joy, love and gratitude
Brad.
