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Yup. It was vacuumman.com. The link is still up on Google, but the website is gone completely when you click on it.

Just purchased a really nice Hoover of the Maytag Era on eBay today and I can't wait to use it!!!!! Want to play a little game! See if anyone can try to guess which Maytag era Hoover it is. This should be fun!!!

It was up earlier this year and several years before that. VacuumMan it went by. All sorts of old refurbished Electrolux Canisters and other stuff for sale, when I was a kid I watched some of the demo videos they had of the Electrolux and ProTeam Cleaners. Now its gone completely?

IMO.... Those mid line Windtunnels are my favorite ones. Tool storage without the breakable plastic door, no tools falling off the back and no self propelled mechanism that you need to check often. Also very sentimental because my aunt had the very nice turbo power version of that windtunnel...

Powerstarenergy No problem man, it's kinda hard to tell anyway. But the purple is nice for sure! I like the 2000s Windtunnel logo alot too. Looks nice on these cleaners.

Honestly.... The introduction of the commercial Elites, always made me wonder if Hoover ever had any plans to introduce the Self Propelled Elite model to the lineup. I know they later on added the Dimension/Soft Guard styles.

Paul They made a 12 amp version of the Dimension II? Which one was that (the U5212-900)?

I've seen the Windtunnel Lite before and this looks just like it, buy it has that mid line top tool storage and I've rarely come across mid 2000s Windtunnels that had this set up.

However.... The orange one to the left of it, Royal on a Maytag Hoover/Original Hoover....Just doesnt look right. Oh TTI.

bagintheback In that same thread theres also this really nice old school mid line Windtunnel rebadged as the Professional Series. That would be cool to find.

Honestly..... I thinks this vac would've been much more intriguing if it had that much easier top tool storage, not the one with the plastic door. From all my uses of windtunnel cleaners, by far those are the most convenient ones. The ones with tool storage on thr back have a problem with...

Don't know if this counts but.... There was a store I went to a few months ago where there was some 00s vacuums in the windows display. There are stores that sell refurbished models and I figured I'd give it a shot. On Google maps the display kept changing so I figured those machines in the...

My aunt had two I can think of The Windtunnel 2 with the self cleaning hepa filter. Such a shame the filter mechanism would get caught up with dust because I think when it actually functioned, it was rather well performing vacuum cleaner. And it looked cool. Years later she got a JOY Super Chic...

Found out about this "commercial" Hoover vacuum a while back and really like the look of it. Looks alot more like a household unit than a commercial one. Very classic 90s mid line Windtunnel style, obviously one of thr molds left over from Maytag that TTI got ahold of. It's relatively recent...

Durango159 And recently I found a listing on Facebook Marketplace for the 6000! Cropped a picture of it

eurekaprince The full picture actually shows this Windtunnel and the Tempo are two different models entirely

Hoover300 I didnt even think of the D-A-M line but you're right! I see the power drive arm. I looked it up and the white one was 1178?

Put this in the 80s spot because I really cant tell, but I came across this pic of a vacuum shop and IDK what vacuum this is? It definitely looks older but I dont know how old. IDK if it is but is it the base of a metal Convertible? Just was curious.

Panasonicvac Believe it or not sold here in the states. This was a photo I found on this site from that hoover store in PA. IDK why but I always like the teal colors on the Maytag/TTI hoovers.

Powermax Supreme 950 on Craigslist Here's the rare 950!!!!