My latest find: Electrolux automatic G with P/N
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crevicetool
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Nice machine! Good for you. You will love that Lux "G". Many people believe that it was Electrolux at it's best!
I see you have Comcast.....so do I.
Thanks for sharing!
Rick
I see you have Comcast.....so do I.
Thanks for sharing!
Rick
I have a G rebuilt by Electrolux, with the hose, sitting out in the car. I have Comcast too, for my tv, high speed internet, and telephone. Yours looks nice!
Wow
it looks to be in terrific shape! Nice colour too!
Guy
it looks to be in terrific shape! Nice colour too!
Guy
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Get a microfibre cloth to clean that camera lens... 
electroluxtank
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What is the Bronze G's serial?
what is the bronze G''s serial number? Mine here is U59484H
The serial is on the left sidealuminum, one has the bag door open.
I am not looking for stolen vacs, just wondering how elecrolux's serial numbers work. ie like does my of your serial id it as a bronze one or whatever.
what is the bronze G''s serial number? Mine here is U59484H
The serial is on the left sidealuminum, one has the bag door open.
I am not looking for stolen vacs, just wondering how elecrolux's serial numbers work. ie like does my of your serial id it as a bronze one or whatever.
kirbylux77
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WOW! What a great find....
And in such great shape too! Our Goodwills up here in Canada never seem to turn up anything as nice as this...
You lucky devil! Well, enjoy your latest find, as it will be one of the best canisters you will ever use....
Rob
And in such great shape too! Our Goodwills up here in Canada never seem to turn up anything as nice as this...
You lucky devil! Well, enjoy your latest find, as it will be one of the best canisters you will ever use....
Rob
eurekastar
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What a great find! I think the bronze G is more rare than the turquoise G too, though I'm not positive about that.
electroluxtank
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Almost 10 million G's were made!
The bronze G with PN-1 and hose I got via ebay was 60 bucks with shipping a month ago. In turquoise I paid 20 for one 3 years ago at a thrift store with a decent hose.
The bronze G with PN-1 and hose I got via ebay was 60 bucks with shipping a month ago. In turquoise I paid 20 for one 3 years ago at a thrift store with a decent hose.
electroluxtank
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bronze maybe a few percent is my wild guess
My wild guess based on all the G's I have seen is only a few percent are bronze
My wild guess based on all the G's I have seen is only a few percent are bronze
The Tan G is more rare than the turquoise G. It was made approx. 1967-1968 and then the 1205 came out after Consolidated Foods acquired Electrolux and wanted a complete, "make over". As far as I know, both vacs are identical with the difference being the visable colors.
Tan G's have sold on ebay and privately for a low of around $25 to over $300. A lot depends on condition, if all tools are complete, if it has the original box and owner's manual, etc.
They are a nice addition for any collector and as time marches on, I suspect we will see less and less of them. There was even a Tan G Hospital model. Charles Richard Lester has one and has pics on his web site of it. If you have not visited his web site and seen his pics and text, you should definately take a look.
Charlie W.
Tan G's have sold on ebay and privately for a low of around $25 to over $300. A lot depends on condition, if all tools are complete, if it has the original box and owner's manual, etc.
They are a nice addition for any collector and as time marches on, I suspect we will see less and less of them. There was even a Tan G Hospital model. Charles Richard Lester has one and has pics on his web site of it. If you have not visited his web site and seen his pics and text, you should definately take a look.
Charlie W.
