These are the kind your grandma had to sit outside and sip lemonade. I would like to know the history.

I am making a oak porch swing glider and I dont want the metal parts to rust from being outside in the weather.

at? We have been looking for several years now with no luck...it can be in need of repairs and/or need painting. Maybe you have seen one sitting in a barn or someone's yard. It doesn't need to look like a beauty...just needs to be fixable. If you know where one is at and the owners are willing to part with it we would love to have it for our front deck. It can be free or priced reasonable according to its condition. We are not looking to resell it or anything of that nature. We just want one to go on our front deck as I mentioned above and are not having any luck finding one. I have even left our phone numbers and email address on peoples doors when I see one sitting out in a yard. Also if you are in southern Ohio or possibly southern Indiana that might work also. We are about 50 miles south of Cincinnati Pictures emailed to me at ananimalloverinkentucky@yahoo.com would be helpful in determining a price of the glider

The two seats lean inwards and aren't level enough to sit on.

Is there a company that still makes them? Is there a website I can go to to order one? HELP PLEASE. THANKS.

I have a circa 1950's metal porch glider. It used to be my grandparents' and I inherited it. Over the years the paint has faded and it has collected some rust. I'd like to remove the rust and then paint it with rust-proof enamel spray paint. Does anyone have any solutions for the rust removal and pointers for when I go to paint it?

It is full of moss and has been damaged by water. I want something really strong and water resistant, or Repellant if possible!

I know you can buy canvas swings, and wooden swings, but this was a glider. Most of you will remember. It sat on a metal base, and glided back and forth rather than swing. I wondered if they are still sold? Every year, dad would get help putting it up on 'wooden horses,' to repaint it. The glider was really heavy, and he used Rustoleum paint since it sat out in the weather. There were also the metal chairs that matched the glider if you chose to buy. I would be curious to know if they are still made, and where they can be purchased. If so, I bet they aren't made as sturdy as years past.

He is not limping. Do you think it will be OK? Muggsy is doing great. Like nothing ever happened! He is not even licking it any longer. Thanks for all your answers!