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Hmm.... a 59 frigidaire would look AMAZING in my dorm room... Just sayin'...

I always have been recently spoiled with Rotella's italian bread. I used to have to eat Wonder Bread. Euch! Nasty stuff! I never did enjoy their little treats, but it is such a huge company, would never have thought they would go bankrupt.

Really now? http://omaha.craigslist.org/atq/2783579028.html

You know, I have never once seen a fridge with the doors in that configuration! Very cool!

We have 2 ipad 2s. They are just incredible! I find myself using them for everything. And they do everything well, and fast! In my mind, honestly, the best thing apple has every made!

On the way down to Belton missouri today to pick up our new 1966 Volkswagen Beetle, we drove past the Bayer medicine plant in Kansas City Missouri. On highway 435. All of a sudden the site of little square boxes started popping up, on the west side of the road, not long after seeing the Bayer...

Jeff, your piano is incredible looking. If you can, you should look into getting it restored internally. Externally it looks exceptional! Knabe made some of the best pianos in american history in its prime in the late 1800s. Comparable to Steinway, Mason and Hamlin, and Chickering! I would...

Psh. Whats fuel injection. LOL I dont even have a radiator! :P I love my Bug. When it takes less than an hour to pull a motor, and a few days to get it all finished. New distributer, new Vacuum advance, new vacuum fuel pump, new carburetor, spark plugs, wires, lines, hoses, tubes, air...

There are only a very select few groups of people in the country that know much about these! I dont know if you are a member or not, but PIanoworld is gotta be the number one source of knowledge for this stuff! Check it out!

What an incredible piece of music history you have there! That really is one gorgeous piece, and incredibly rare to be in such condition. Do treasure it forever! To own something like this, especially in the United states, which was very young at the time, is something that very few can claim.

The S&Cs harpsichord bar is just hardened cloth. Must have been dipped in some solution that made it hard.

The 1905 story and clark is what they called a cabinet grand. Its 58" tall, and is made of solid mahogany wood. The sides each have 2 pillars going from the top to bottom of the piano. On the front ends a single pillar goes down the whole piano (breaking for the music and keydesk area) It has...

Well I already know mine. :) 1905 Story and Clark art case upright. Don't have the serial number on the top of my head.

Its a General Electric Vortalex pedestal fan. From the late 30s/early 40s.

WHOA! What an incredible experience this must have been! That is one gorgeous home. Im not too much into the whole "natural all wood" sort of feel, but this house changes that! I see something in the utilities room that I would -love- to have. :D Thanks for sharing the pictures!

Interesting! Didn't know they actually made them still. Just don't wear vinyl pants with company around.

I happen to have one of these awesome accessories. Its the green disk in the middle. Mine is for the Compact/tristar machines. From the mid early 60s. Called the Polish-aire. It is driven off the blower of the vacuum. A very fun, and really cool sounding device. Not the most effective, but...

Saw this post on the VW club. Am I the only one that thinks thats an AWESOME deal??? My dad said he would buy one in a heartbeat, the mustang nut that he is.

Yay! Hello there, Fellow weekend-master-cylinder fixer! This whole weekend was consumed in replacing my 1967 VW Beetles Master cylinder, and brake hoses/lines. Also wheel cylinders and drum brake pads. FUN! Probably not as fun as working on a 1950 GMC though. :)

It is a unique vacuum, .... but ebay and such gets flooded with these all the time. They aren't nessisarly valuable. I would say only valuable to anyone who may have knew someone with one.