Attn: new web site for vacuum collectors and admirers

[buffalo-joe]

I'm sticking around here........

I've signed up on the new site, but still plan to lurk and post here too. I've met alot of nice people here and intend on sticking around even though washers and dryers are not collectable for me. I'll have to admit there are some pretty cool looking washers and dryers from the past. I will admit I'm looking for a 40's or early 50's vintage Tappan gas stove like this. (not mine, but a borrowed pic)

Take care,

Joe

 

[skip]

Now all You Washer.org members

OK Our site is now open for business but now that We have joined You'll's site You All have to join our site and that way We will have the best of both sites being most of all of us do have everything in common, I will still do my part here on washer.org and also on vacuumland. Robert has done an awsome job on both sites and He very helpful no doubt, He is indeed on top of everything which is awsome.

My point about Robert:

I was trying to post a pic of my bugeye and it wouldn't post and in no time Robert email me and ask what was wrong that it wouldn't post so i sent him the pic and he posted it and then told me how to upload my pics for the site and boy was the problem solved right then and there.

Robert You are one hell of a Great guy

Skip...

 

[jasonl]

Now all we need is

Coffeeworld.org for us coffee drinkers. Or Caw-feewoyld if you're from NYC :-D

 

[gadgetgary]

Or Caw-feewoyld if you're from NYC :-D

Or have that NYC influence

 

[peterh770]

I think Smallapplianceton is next for coffee makers, mixers, blenders, toasters and other countertop appliances...

Great job Robert, et al.! Congrats to Vacuumland!

 

[jasonl]

And RecordPlayerVille.org for the vintage electronics fans