Really nice Hoover 63 on eBay, but the Seller has "Highdollaritis"

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Some did, I don't know why some did and didn't lol. That is a nice vacuum,Id love to have it but you are right, Not for that price. The hood looks more warped than normal. Or is it me?
I got one out of the trash once and
It took all I had to put it in my car and try to clean it up.It was so disgusting, the smell alone was enough gag a magot. The fan chamber/plate was lined with about an inch of dog and or cat fur, urine etc...it was beat to hell but it powers on. I worked for hours and hours scraping and peeling. Bleaching and scubbing. I put all the pieces ouside to dry overnight and it still smelled so bad it filled the room just from bringing the base back in so I put it back in the trash.
I sure would like to find another. Someday =)
 
Ick. I've found a few old vacuum cleaners in that condition as well. Odors that will NEVER fully disappear from vacuum cleaners:

• cat pee
• funky dog hair
• cigarette smoke

If this 63 was BNITB with all attachments, paperwork etc., then maybe it would be worth $500.00. But, in my opinion, not otherwise.

(I once found a beautiful, mint-condition, not-a-flaw, tight-sealed woven Lux AE hose. The most perfect AE hose I saw since childhood. Big problem though: It was tinted a sickly green color instead of vivid gray and blue as should be ... couldn't figure out why until I smelled it ... UGH ... decades of old nicotine covered the thing. I found some kind of liquid stuff somewhere that's used to remove nicotine from walls. I don't remember now where I found it. I put some in a tub of water and soaked the hose for two days, then scrubbed the hose with a stiff bristle-brush. Some, but not all, the discoloration came off. But the stench of stale nicotine lingered. I still have the hose but it's sealed in triple layers of plastic bag and sealed shut.)
 
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