I scored one of these machines today! For $30. It doesn't have the cord-winder, BUT...I do have the matching power nozzle (which also matches my Model G).
Nice vacuum. The Model L you have is the early version, mfg. between 1962 and 1965. I have a bronze 1967 Model L and a turquoise L from 1974, both with matching power nozzles, but I don't have the optional cordwinder on either of them. I agree that these vacs are built like tanks and will outlast anything sold today. Attachments for these vacs are easy to find on eBay, as well.
@Selectrolux i found a blue one that has the chord winder integrated into the vac but IDK if the guy will sell it to me it looks similar to this one its just really dirty i hope he does sell it to me cause they never use it
I scored one of these machines today! For $30. It doesn't have the cord-winder, BUT...I do have the matching power nozzle (which also matches my Model G).
Selectrolux 6 months ago
Electrolux is still around. They are now called Aerus.
Soldier0117 1 year ago
@Soldier0117 they still make electrolux vacs but nothing compared to this
madgamer0001 1 year ago
Nice vacuum. The Model L you have is the early version, mfg. between 1962 and 1965. I have a bronze 1967 Model L and a turquoise L from 1974, both with matching power nozzles, but I don't have the optional cordwinder on either of them. I agree that these vacs are built like tanks and will outlast anything sold today. Attachments for these vacs are easy to find on eBay, as well.
Selectrolux 1 year ago
@Selectrolux i found a blue one that has the chord winder integrated into the vac but IDK if the guy will sell it to me it looks similar to this one its just really dirty i hope he does sell it to me cause they never use it
madgamer0001 1 year ago