Best looking vacuum ever made.
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v6jme
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Best looking
In the UK, A Sebo E3, very simple design
Sebo D4
Hoover Sensotronic TS50
Hoover Turbopower 1 handbag versions with headlight
Vorwerk, what a piece of shit ha ha
In the UK, A Sebo E3, very simple design
Sebo D4
Hoover Sensotronic TS50
Hoover Turbopower 1 handbag versions with headlight
Vorwerk, what a piece of shit ha ha
dysonman1
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The question was 'best looking vacuum EVER made'. Ever being the key word. There are a number of machines in my collection that I could describe that way, but I think the most beautiful is my Brand New In The Box, 1994 Rainbow Special Edition with Performance Edition Power Nozzle. It's stunning.
suckolux
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Always loved the look of my 50s Compact, shape and color. But that is prob memories going on there
v6jme
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Oldies
I quite like the old hoover ranger and the 612
I quite like the old hoover ranger and the 612
luxkid1980
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I love the Electrolux CB 2000!
s31463221
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As they say....
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.....like Tom, I have several vacuum cleaners that I personally feel are absolutely BEAUTIFUL! That NIB Rainbow is indeed a gorgeous machine! The most beautiful machine I own (in my opinion) actually came from Tom Gasko, so I have him to thank for it! My contribution is my unused Electrolux UltraLux Commemorative Edition sans award plaque (as it was never awarded to anyone).
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.....like Tom, I have several vacuum cleaners that I personally feel are absolutely BEAUTIFUL! That NIB Rainbow is indeed a gorgeous machine! The most beautiful machine I own (in my opinion) actually came from Tom Gasko, so I have him to thank for it! My contribution is my unused Electrolux UltraLux Commemorative Edition sans award plaque (as it was never awarded to anyone).
dysonman1
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Steve:
I almost forgot how stunning the Commemorative Edition Electrolux was.
The first time I ever saw one in person, was at the Electrolux factory in Bristol. I was President of the old VCCC then, and organized the Convention that year. I got to walk around with the CEO of Electrolux, and we happened upon a display that included the Commemorative Edition. I asked (in a very persuasive way) for a Commemorative Edition to be donated to the old VCCC. I still have photos of us unboxing it. The club was much, much different in those days - we had a blast with the new-to-all-of-us machine that evening. I have had nothing to do with the VCCC for more than a decade, so I don't know what ever became of that machine.
The one you have was actually the machine that I got from current President of North American Sales for Aerus, Rich Luisi. It had never been awarded, and was the last one they had in stock. I almost cried the day it left my hands for yours, but I KNEW it would be in excellent hands. Congrats on what I believe to be one of the most beautiful vacuums ever built.
I almost forgot how stunning the Commemorative Edition Electrolux was.
The first time I ever saw one in person, was at the Electrolux factory in Bristol. I was President of the old VCCC then, and organized the Convention that year. I got to walk around with the CEO of Electrolux, and we happened upon a display that included the Commemorative Edition. I asked (in a very persuasive way) for a Commemorative Edition to be donated to the old VCCC. I still have photos of us unboxing it. The club was much, much different in those days - we had a blast with the new-to-all-of-us machine that evening. I have had nothing to do with the VCCC for more than a decade, so I don't know what ever became of that machine.
The one you have was actually the machine that I got from current President of North American Sales for Aerus, Rich Luisi. It had never been awarded, and was the last one they had in stock. I almost cried the day it left my hands for yours, but I KNEW it would be in excellent hands. Congrats on what I believe to be one of the most beautiful vacuums ever built.
sptyks
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Well in my humble opinion, the most beautiful vacuum cleaner ever made is this 40 year old mint condition 1976 Kirby Classic III with all accessories, which I happen to be lucky enough to own.
s31463221
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Stan
That is one beautiful Kirby! I've always liked that model, I had a couple of them (not near the quality and luster of yours) but sadly both were damaged beyond repair due to a horrific basement flooding issue I had several years back.......I too like these over the G-series!
That is one beautiful Kirby! I've always liked that model, I had a couple of them (not near the quality and luster of yours) but sadly both were damaged beyond repair due to a horrific basement flooding issue I had several years back.......I too like these over the G-series!
human
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I don't own one, but I love the art deco looking Electrolux canisters like the XXX and XL.
crazykirbydude
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Electrolux Model 30 all the way. I am a sucker for art deco!
mixman
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Sptyks
Now that Classic III is the best Kirby I have seen so far. Wish Kirby would still add some color like that. I like the look of the Avalir, but some dark red would help the look even more.
Now that Classic III is the best Kirby I have seen so far. Wish Kirby would still add some color like that. I like the look of the Avalir, but some dark red would help the look even more.
I think that the Eureka Express Power Team cleaner is one of the nicest designs in cleaner history. So sleek and understated.
vacuumlad1650
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Tom, that's a great story behind the CE Lux you sent to Steve.
Here is my entry...my 1936 HOOVER model One-Fifty Cleaning Ensemble.
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Here is my entry...my 1936 HOOVER model One-Fifty Cleaning Ensemble.
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jimjimmunster
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By Hoover or Elux.
Hoover 63, Hoover 800, Hoover 825, or Electrolux LX. I just love that streamlined look and cool motor cap on the 800 series. I am lucky enough to have a nearly mint 800... Only problem is I need a aromador belt plate for it. That boxy and streamlined combination of the LX just astonishes me. I love it. Only downfall is poor suction even though everything is working/rebuilt/serviced. The 63 just amuses me for no reason. I don't know if its the hood or what.
Hoover 63, Hoover 800, Hoover 825, or Electrolux LX. I just love that streamlined look and cool motor cap on the 800 series. I am lucky enough to have a nearly mint 800... Only problem is I need a aromador belt plate for it. That boxy and streamlined combination of the LX just astonishes me. I love it. Only downfall is poor suction even though everything is working/rebuilt/serviced. The 63 just amuses me for no reason. I don't know if its the hood or what.
texaskirbyguy
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1959 Atlas
While I really admire the classy look of the Kirby D50, the sinister look of the Bison Centurian (it's that wraparound light!), my vote has to go to the obscure 1959 Atlas. Black cherry upper with grey lower, complete with tail fins to match the Chevrolet of the same era.
While I really admire the classy look of the Kirby D50, the sinister look of the Bison Centurian (it's that wraparound light!), my vote has to go to the obscure 1959 Atlas. Black cherry upper with grey lower, complete with tail fins to match the Chevrolet of the same era.
kirbykleankarpet
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I have three favorites. None of them are all that new. Lol. The Kirby Tradition, Kirby Classic III, and the Kirby 505. Something about the primitive styling of the thing that just catches my eye.
Kenmore
Had some beauties in the 50s and 60s. My personal favorites for beauty are the 1961 Lady Kenmore Whispertone and the 1962 Kenmore Whispertone 90.
Had some beauties in the 50s and 60s. My personal favorites for beauty are the 1961 Lady Kenmore Whispertone and the 1962 Kenmore Whispertone 90.
panasonicvac
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I would pick the old vintage Eureka Uprights or the old Sanitaire Uprights.
fantomfan
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This one?
Just kidding
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