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Post by Cole S. on Oct 8, 2010 22:46:02 GMT -5
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Post by Rick M. on Oct 8, 2010 23:03:27 GMT -5
I'm not sure of the model name, but that is still a cool fan nevertheless.
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Post by Matthew on Oct 8, 2010 23:18:08 GMT -5
Great find! I love it.
It's a Santa Cruz
The 29-38" versions were known as Santa Cruzita
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Post by Chris H. on Oct 8, 2010 23:26:42 GMT -5
Apparently we're swimming in Homesteads more than I ever imagined up here. If someone could refresh me on the model name of this one, I know it but can't remember it offhand. I converted the plug in downrod to regular wires because the rod and mounting were missing. There are 3 or 4 29" of these (or if I remember correctly the smaller ones have a different variant of the model name) in a local restaurant that are childhood fans, so this kind of counts as another childhood fan found. 3, 4, 6 configuration? Love it.
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Post by Farah on Oct 9, 2010 1:32:22 GMT -5
nice fan!
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Post by Jean Lemieux on Oct 9, 2010 1:36:41 GMT -5
Whoa they made very small version of theses!?
It reminds me a little bit of a Casablanca Metropolitan.
I love the finish combination of course, the classic ball & socket canopy and chunky switch housing.
Look only good with 4 blades.
Date?
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Post by thefanman84 "Elder Moss" on Oct 9, 2010 6:51:46 GMT -5
Great fan!!!! Never seen it before!
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Post by Cole S. on Oct 9, 2010 7:39:49 GMT -5
3, 4, 6 configuration? Love it. Yup, just remove 3 of the six for three blade, and the holes on the motor are equally spaced so you just skip a hole between to get four.
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Post by Cole S. on Oct 9, 2010 7:40:41 GMT -5
Great find! I love it. It's a Santa Cruz The 29-38" versions were known as Santa Cruzita Ah yes, I knew it was Santa something... Thanks! Wow, it even says it on the sticker and I missed it LOL.
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Post by Cole S. on Oct 9, 2010 7:42:54 GMT -5
Whoa they made very small version of theses!? It reminds me a little bit of a Casablanca Metropolitan. I love the finish combination of course, the classic ball & socket canopy and chunky switch housing. Look only good with 4 blades. Date? Yes, I'll try to get pics sometime of the local ones here. Don't see a date, it's probably there somewhere but I don't see it.
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Post by jonathan on Oct 9, 2010 9:44:08 GMT -5
What a unique fan!
I love the 6, 4, and 3 blades.
I've never seen a homestead like that.
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Post by Tais on Oct 9, 2010 10:58:58 GMT -5
love the configurations!! love the fan...
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Post by Perrey Z. on Oct 9, 2010 14:43:20 GMT -5
Oh man! you're so lucky. I have been looking for this particular finish for a while. I have three Santa Cruz neither is this finish. One of my Santa Cruzita is in this finish.
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Post by Perrey Z. on Oct 9, 2010 15:35:40 GMT -5
Whoa they made very small version of theses!? It reminds me a little bit of a Casablanca Metropolitan. I love the finish combination of course, the classic ball & socket canopy and chunky switch housing. Look only good with 4 blades. Date? From 1992 until 1995. First versions had a 172 X 20mm. After Casablanca Purchased the company in '93 and switch from Fire Bird to Halsey, the motor was upgraded to 188 X 20mm.
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Post by Cole S. on Oct 9, 2010 18:43:06 GMT -5
I love this finish combo, PB with the satin brass accents.
I really don't like the Cruzita with a light, except the one set in the room in the finish my Cruz is. All the other lights look completely wrong to me. I like the stepped switch cap far better.
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