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Well that's the most elegant Vacuum design i've seen in a very long time. Miele, who else? :P

I thought you'd like these, James ;]

These are great. :)

Heh, just remembered..I knew a woman who used one of these as her daily driver. Prob older than her, sweared by it she did.

I see someone else has the gender based naming convention for Vacuums, lol. My Kirby Heritage 2 for instance, is male.

I didn't know the 1980s had a deco movement too. Damn, now i'm getting cynical about ebay :P

I still want a old style Jetflo, unfortunatly they're about as common as Rocking Horse manure in the UK.

"proper" vacuums for Alan :) I love the Convertible style, it really is timeless imo. Love the brown one mate...all you need now is some old Panasonic vacuums ;]

But then, I feel Japanese design has had some definate high points too, be it industrial, art, domestic, fashion, architecture both traditional and modern.. Stay on target Ian, for gods sake :P

Well you know those Italians, Alan love a bit of design ;]

Could ya not plate the beater bars? Would be tricky though.

Oh it's like the on board tools they tried? :)

I do wonder why they didn't make it in the end. I feel the industry would still feel the (positive) repercussions even now :)

I'm sure it's just an aesthetic exercise :P rather than anything of any practical use. Heck, for all I know Hoover really experimented with that lol.

That's the backwoods edition isn't it? big ol pickup tyres.

I'm a big kid, live with it :P "Hey what's on this side?"

Not as bad as me night before last.. My spelling just packed up for some reason lol.

Off Tupac forum? i'd like to see that.

If I got locked in that place you just know i'd end up giving everything a go :P

Woah, woah..woahhhhh....that's English for stop a horse. Viking upright with the black and orange trim? I had the UK version of that, the Electrolux 560 very nice machine, early example of electronics in a domestic appliance hehe. Ian