I suggest buying another vacuum that isn't so messed up and using this one for parts. 

They are an entry level machine and don't typically go for very much on ebay.  These days, even the top of the line Electroluxs from that era aren't going for very much.

I doubt you'll find parts for it.  Also, the motor in these, I've found, is not very powerful compared to it automatic older brother.  I've taken them apart and the windings are about half the size of the motor found in the Automatic.

It is a cute mini electrolux though.   I always liked the way that one looked.  I hope yours isn't all dented up and rusty.  

Yeah, if the body is good you should still be looking for a parts machine.  A machine you can take the top from and the wheel shell underside, maybe even a replacement door that isn't so scuffed up.  

You can have that looking like new.

Have you taken it apart to see the inside.  If it's been stored in a shed it may have more rust than you realize.

Thanks for sharing pics.

There's nothing wrong with keeping it for sentimental reasons.  It doesn't have to be fixed for that.  I have two Electrolux canisters that I lucked out on and are in very good shape. A 1993 Ultralux Classic and a 1987 Marquis.  Both need hoses but otherwise are close to new condition.  

I won't use them and are part of my decor.

There are people who have put on display record collections, old bikes, old furniture, horse saddles, even old cars.  Who hasn't seen an old wringer washer on someone's lawn as part of the landscape with the tub filled with flowers.

I have retro working miniature christmas lights year round, the occasional vacuum, and retro 70s/80s decor.