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Ver nice condition Jim! Why are you selling it? I wanted a new Miele, but hubby insisted on replacing our CV power unit. At least we don't have to buy bags or filters.

Ok, thanks' for that info. Paul. Many colors too. Blue, gold, orange, Brandywine, then later brown, cream, green, and grey. Then the ones made for Wards and JC Penny.

My neighbors aunt lives in Preston Vic.

Did the Sweet 16 bodied 1265 come with the Extruded aluminum Vibragroomer, or did you have to upgrade to the next model up in gold, or to the 1279 Brandywine?

I also saw an add for a Princess based model 1235 powerteam.

Is that a Lindhaus powerhead?

I have a grey XXX but no original tools. I remember my Grandmothers US model she got around 1940 having the shiny metal flip over carpet tool with the X spot cleaner hole on the top, the shiny metal floor brush which was more streamlines and rounded on the corners than the ones in the preceding...

I'd been looking for Lit. on the Model 1255 powerteam.

The above schematic is the Vibragrromer 1. I saw a few different Sanitaire powerteams on E-bay with either the V-groomer II, III, world Vac style, and the final O3 types.

Tornado is wat I should have remembered.

Wow. All these years I've thought Progress was French.

Oh absolutely Paul! The only problem with the steel bodied Eureka upright was that the fan was exposed to the dirt path. The fan was white metal and if any pennies or hard objects were sucked up, the fins broke off reducing suction which wasn't great to begin with. It was a $6 part, and later...

Like Ford, Chrysler, Chalmers, Fisher coach/body, Marquette, Cadillac, etc., and Motown, Eureka began in Detroit. Packard did not. Warren Ohio actually. Fleetwood body in Pa. Flint was the original GM town of Buick and Chevrolet. Then Oakland became Pontiac there. Oldsmobile in Lansing. Parts...

Eh, I'd prefer a robot vac for quick cleaning.

I remember those, and forgot about that Sanitaire. I know AEG was German and under E-Lux AB. Made in Germany?

Oh, even still they are very encryptic. Our new one has no indication of the date in the serial number. It did come with the date tag included with the packing literature though.

That Vibragroomer I has an actual sewing machine motor.

I admire the euro Eureka's too. Sadly the only one I have is the first series blue Oxygen 6997. I regret not buying the Excellio version when I saw it new. I guess I like it because it's more Miele looking. When our central vac needed a new power unit, I wanted a Miele C-3 Mari blue, Red...

You have a model G Hospital model. Regular model G was turquoise blue.

The Excellio for the USA, branded for Eureka as the Europa home cleaning system had a modified three wire coupling on the canister end, and the Eureka gas pump handle with a three position switch. Power on, off, and brush on. Rather than the wireless remote control, the motor speed is regulated...