More Vacuums to Restore.

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Well last time I got into hot water, this time I’m in the frying pan and sleeping on the sofa for the next ten years.

Three new vacuums to restore.

A Goblin Triumph and 2 constellations.

I will post the progress of each on sister web site Vacuumland.org

 

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Triumph thread

http://www.vacuumland.org/cgi-bin/TD/TD-VIEWTHREAD.cgi?14339_37

 

[iheartmaytag]

Those "Connies" look like they have a bad case of Acne. 

What do their innards look like?

 

 

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just as Ziti

 

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under side is bad

 

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I found them in a garden shed I have walked past hundreds of time in the last 20 years, a tree fell in the bad storms we had at start of the week and opened up the view of the contents, I spotted the yellow and white one on a shelf in the window and went to see the owner, who was more the glad to part with it, on going into the shed I found the rose and white one on the bare ground inside as well.

 

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Shelf saved the under side of the yellow one

 

[westingman123]

Oh! I can't wait to see the results. You're certainly a magician with a Connie. That rose-colored one is a dream.

 

[vacbear58]

Different ends of the spectrum

The pink on is the first version of the side mounted hose Connie, the yellow one almost the last - the very last ones having a rocker rather than toggle switch

Lee, have you the serial numbers - they can be dated from those

Al

 

[westie2]

LOL Lee you might be in the frying pan and sleeping on the sofa but you do such beautifal restorations.  These are great and I can hardly wait for your postings of how the restorations are going.

 

[washernoob]

Woweee...

That Goblin is beautiful,

But those constellations! Holy moly. I have never seen them in quite that disrepair.

And I know they can be saved in your hands! I admire your work on these like none other, and cant wait to see pictures of the finished product!

If I knew how to take them apart, I would give my model 84 a try as it has some rust. But I just dont know where to start!