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heres a video of her in action…

thats a dry one :) NV750 possibly? it was designed to clean indoor tennis courts and halls etc. has a brush at the front rather than a squeegee

i've been really lucky with this one, firstly finding it, finding the new lid and the floor tool. it all just fell into place lol

yep lol it was cheap but its incomplete, missing its baseplate and a few other bits but the hood was which is the main thing

and here it is, all complete with correct tools

nice shiny hood...

and after...

So i've finally finished my Electrolux C2116 project, heres some before and after pics. I know these are quite common over the other side of the pond but in the UK they are very few and far between. They were sold as a commercial only model from 1979 to about 1985. My one is the rarer Widetrack...

This is the one I miss most though, really regret selling James!

A lot of the ones on my youtube i've sold over the years so haven't got that many now. I've currently got a Nuvac (old white 3in1 not the latest ones) red top NV200 and my 1990 Henry which i've had since I was 3. This was my Numatic collection back in 2008..

just green as far as I know

cheers :)

lol cheers, it is a nice feeling knowing that you've rescued something from the tip and brought it back to its former glory. Like preserving a little bit of history

The matching 350 upright that goes with my SDV, there was also a 360 Electronic in the same colour scheme. Need a full set now!

the hose carrier was an optional extra on the 250's. I have an accessories brochure somewhere. I think they still do the hose holder actually

Even more amazing, a good friend has just told me that he has a spare correct floor tool! this could be the very last or at least the best complete SDV left!

bag full light still working...

Its a really lovely little cleaner this one, VERY quiet. Just hums away in the background

So heres the SDV, all cleaned up and looking great..

synths? just the one at the moment. Unfortunately i'd love to fill my flat with Moog's, ARP's, Rolands etc but I already have one expensive hobby. I'm trying the soft synth route since its a more affordable way of getting the vintage sound hence the Akai controller lol