Can you please post pics of....

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OK, Kyle...

The next 6 pictures are of the Hoover Convertible toy Model 65, made in England. The background is the motorhome dashboard (!) Here's the first one:

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Finally, the sixth and

a note - the hood of this Convertible is slightly warped in one corner at the rear, just like the big 'un. Maybe they used the same plastic!

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Actually........

Being as its British its a De luxe 652 ;).

See this thread for a stunning example of its big sister...

Seamus

*who isnt green with toy envy at all lol*
 
I was wondering how big is this toy? It looks real small, but maybe your motorhome is huge?
Nicholas
P.S. I'm green with envy! That one is in great shape!
 
Seamus -

You know, you're right! I never realized all this time that it is not a toy of the American Hoover, but is the 652! I guess the name on the opposite bag side is one give-away. Plus, the fact that it is made in Great Britain. I wonder if there is an American version? Does anyone else know??
 
Hey, Nicholas -

The Hoover is about 16 inches or so tall (I've packed it away again, so I'm guessing). It's one of my very favorite things. When I was clearing out my house 4 years ago (and sold 33 vacuums), it was one of the items I refused to part with. I'm SO glad I kept it. I've not seen very many of them.

RJ Vanik has quite a nice toy collection. I know he has the Hoover DeLuxe 63 (the two-tone blue one) and a few others that I've forgotten. The toys are fascinating to me. When I was a kid, Soupy Sales (on his TV show) used to offer a small toy canister vacuum, complete with attachments. The hose was transparent and the machine really worked. I would love to find one.
 
My fifth Christmas

On my fifth Christmas in Fort Knox, Kentucky, I got a battery operated children's Hoover upright. I loved that thing, but strangely enough, I don't remember how long I had it or where it went. I believe it was red, and I know the bag blew up like the real ones. When I saw Charles-Richard's web site photo I was rocketed back to 1958. Priceless! Thanks for the memory.
 
speaking of posting pictures Kyle...

Lets get the pictures that we took when I came down there up here. I wouldn't mind seeing my self with the model O up on here.

Chad
 

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