vacuumssuck213
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the other day I came across a Kirby 12 volt car vac. I cant recall wht it was called does anyone remember the name what model of Kirby it was sold with and if it was of Kirby quality
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It was called the Vacuette (not to be confused with the upright machine of the same name from the late 19-teens/ early-20s, of which there were both electrically and mechanically powered versions).
It's made of plastic, really has nothing to distinguish itself other than the Kirby name. The metal Royal hand-vac is probably a better machine.
P.S.: You could have given a more descriptive title to this thread! "Just sayin'".......
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It was called the Vacuette (not to be confused with the upright machine of the same name from the late 19-teens/ early-20s, of which there were both electrically and mechanically powered versions).
It's made of plastic, really has nothing to distinguish itself other than the Kirby name. The metal Royal hand-vac is probably a better machine.
P.S.: You could have given a more descriptive title to this thread! "Just sayin'".......
Nathan,
You're referring to the Split Second. That was like Black & Decker's trendsetting Dustbuster. It was seen with the Heritage II in promotional material.
~Ben
You're referring to the Split Second. That was like Black & Decker's trendsetting Dustbuster. It was seen with the Heritage II in promotional material.
~Ben
vacuumssuck213
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split second
Yes it was called a split second wish I woulda picked it up if I knew it went with the heritage thank s ben
Yes it was called a split second wish I woulda picked it up if I knew it went with the heritage thank s ben
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I found one of those a few months ago! It's gray
