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Mine would be the special edition gold Hoover Convertible model 65.

Here are the similar cleaners.

The Thunder is much better than the Fury. I have had both. I also have a British DC01. Which is similar to the Thunder. The Thunder has a two stage motor which is really nice. In my opinion the Thunder is the best quality cyclonic bagless upright ever made. Do your headlights still work...

That is awesome, I have always thought it would be cool to have a senior. Hoover Convertible's are my all time favorite vacuum. I use my model 69 daily.

After working at a vacuum shop I would never want to use a bagless vacuum as a daily use machine. I got grossed out by all the dirty bins and bagless components. Especially when people vacuum up pet poops and urine. Plus who really wants their filth displayed in a clear bin for guests to see?

I have a navigator lift away and a rotator. My biggest problem with them is how much dust the foam filters allow to go through the motor. They could have designed the pre motor filters much better. I believe they did this to wear out the motors quickly. Other than that they are an average plastivac.

Tom, yesterday I was unboxing a brand new factory sealed Riccar Vibrance commercial model, with the lifetime belt. I tested it on my bench and the brush stopped as soon as it touched the carpet. It was followed by a burning belt smell. I took it apart and the belt looks slightly too long. That...

Do Tacony products damage carpet fibers with those super aggressive brushes? It is nice to see plastivacs with partial metal brushrolls though! I enjoy fixing them for people. There are plenty that come in where I work.

HAHA nice. I work at a vacuum shop too. I threw a couple sharks away the other day. I thought of your channel when I did it.

That is the same model that my parents got as a wedding gift. It was the first upright vacuum that I ever used. Nice find!

So basically this guy is saying that if you have carpet that restricts all airflow then your Dyson will work about as well as a kirby.... In that case any vacuum would work poorly. Thanks Vacuum Facts channel. I now know that my Dysons will work about as well at vacuuming crumbs off plastic...

Haha, interesting how they went away from the helix separation system. Vacuums like this Make me appreciate my bagged vacuums even more.

Could it have a piece of fluff stuck on a fan blade?

That's cool, it looks like it has good pre motor filtration. The self cheaning filter looks interesting. what type of motor do they use in these, it it a two stage design?

Nice Video! That single stage cyclone almost reminds me of a certain brand of vacuum, I can't think of the name right now. I think its named after some sort of sea creature. :) An interesting vacuum for sure.

Here are some shots of my DC01. The dual cyclone machines are nice because it is easy to keep the cyclone cleaned out.

That is an awesome bag pattern! I wish I could find one like that. That is a very uncommon one for sure!

I enjoy my DC01, I like how it spins the dirt freely like my Fantoms. Like watching a little tornado! Plus I l like how the plastic has little metal flakes in it. Much like my Dc07 it gives it a very unique look! Plus how many dc01's are in America? I also found a working DC28 at a thrift store...

Kirbysthebest- I think your profile name is exactly the type of thing Marcus is talking about...

I agree.. I have a few Dysons, I collected them because I think cyclones are an interesting thing and I like the style of early Dysons. However, While they do produce good water lift, the airflow is very poor. Consumers are tricked by the high water lift and they think it is producing amazing...