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Terribly sad news. My thoughts are with Nar's family and friends at this difficult time.

The article is from 2013 though. Are car vacs common in American cars now?

That's a gorgeous looking vacuum!!

Surprising to see the Moulinex upright cheaper than the 170 Thanks again for posting all these wonderful scans.

Love that GE upright , it's like the love child of a Hoptoint Swallow and a Dialamatic!!

Love this thread, thanks for posting !!

Well, speaking as someone who has owned a LOT of vacuums over the years and a die hard upright fan I have to say I love my Lewis that I got in June. I've had no trouble at all with the extension tubes coming apart and find the suction more than adequate. The airobrush is one of the best air...

I had a D80 for a few years, now in the safe hands of Turbo500. If you were to get one you will need a step down transformer. These are pretty easy to get, look on Ebay or your local building suppliers. They really are lovely vacuums to use ( if you don't mind the shake out bag ). Lighter and...

vintagerepairer Electrolux sell a similar tool to the one you describe for use with most vacuums...

They have been around in the UK for some time now Turbomaster1984 has one and is very impressed.

man114 Can you not get this attachment in the US? http://www.amazon.co.uk/Ash-Can-Vacuum-Cleaner-Attachment/dp/B004803REY

Matt Thanks for the pictures and comprehensive descriptions, interesting to see the features of the machine.

The Gadget show "test" was ridiculous ( as per usual with most of their domestic appliance tests ) Very few vacuums would pick up at the speed the Gtech was being used and bounced around.

A friend brought these to my attention the other day, marketed as the perfect partner for your Gtech Airram. They look pretty good, I'm pretty impressed with Gtech products. Just a pitty there is no turbo tool...

Here is the thread about the Shark Rocket and Rocket pro from September :-) http://www.vacuumland.org/cgi-bin/TD/TD-VIEWTHREAD.cgi?22325