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vintagevaclover

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I met up with fellow collector Ken Hedrick in Atlanta the other day to do some thrift shopping/vac hunting and we found a few nice items at several different shops. I actually bought these from him directly though as I have wanted one of each for a long time lol. One is a 1947 Hoover 115 with the original attachments & the other is a very nice Hoover Convertible from the 70s/80s. Both of these are very nice machines!

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This is one that he picked up at a Value City. I also found a like new Shark steam mop with all the pads I bought there. We also saw a kirby sentria & G4 behind the counter for $89.99 lol

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Austin

That green and white convertible is a model U4127 from the late 1970's....they are probably my favorite convertible out there! That's a beautiful specimen you have there! If you ever decide to part with it, let me know!
 
Atlanta thrifting!!!

We go to Atlanta about twice a year, I always find something, I have found some stuff in Athens also, we usually make a round trip, we go by Jefferson and see Toby Glenn and Rick Winkler, Georgia is a good state to see.We usually stay in Augusta at a .......private club....LOL! Those of you in the know, know where im talking about..Also a must do, is Mary Macs Tea Room in Atlanta, about our favorite restaurant..
 
That Kenmore is a filthy gem, if I saw in a thrift shop it wouldn't leave my arms until we got to the car! 
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Hans

The girls ate at Mary Mac's Tea Room this weekend! My son and I were not with their group, so we ate at the original Varsity drive in downtown. They raved about the food.
 
It's quite alright lol. And yes, Blue Willow Inn, Mary Mac's Tea Room, and the Colonade are all excellent examples of southern dining, the food is amazing at all of them. The Sundial & Café Intermèzzo are also not to be missed, not southern food, but still great.
 

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