Dyson pictures

[thekirbylover]

DC05 CLEAR

 

[thekirbylover]

DC05 AGAIN

 

[thekirbylover]

ELECTRONIC HOSE

 

[thekirbylover]

DC07

 

[thekirbylover]

DC11

 

[thekirbylover]

my dc14s these were all given to me so are in need of some attention

 

[thekirbylover]

dc17

 

[thekirbylover]

dc19

 

[dysondestijl]

OMGa DC05 clear!!! I thought these were only sold in France!!

 

[thekirbylover]

dc25s online exclusive, drawing, overdrive

 

[thekirbylover]

dc28 sorry for blurriness

 

[thekirbylover]

dysondestijl

I got mine off ebay from a guy who got it from japan and barely used it

 

[thekirbylover]

dc33

 

[parwaz786]

OMG Mike I saw that! I was gnna bid but thought why bother,I dont have space either, but im glad it went to a good home didnt kno you bought it :d and btw there was a DC05 motorhead on ebay with lots of other vac tools and pipes and all that stuff, but Josh bought it lol the Dc02 clear looks so perfect! I love the DC17, Dc03 clear, and animal DC14 Well done!

 

[madabouthoovers]

I've never seen a DC05 clear before either - incredibly rare in this country - does it run on 240V?

 

[thekirbylover]

well the dc05 clear has no existence in this country, they were sold in Japan and France I think

 

[madabouthoovers]

Well, hold onto that, as it will be worth a lot of money in 20 - 30 years time, I am surprised it never fetched more on Ebay, as many collectors would have given an arm and leg for it, due to its rarity.
Also, the DC02 Clear and Recyclone are hard to find now in good condition, and especially with the original hoses and floorheads. Now that Dyson don't sell spares for them , they are obsolete and becoming more collectable each year.
The DC17 is also rare here as it is an American model - does that have to use a 120V adaptor to be able to work here?

 

[thekirbylover]

yes i will intend on keeping my collection, but I probably wownt sell them due to regret, yes my american machines (dc17 & dc28) both use a 110v to 240v transformer

 

[dysondestijl]

I'm sure you had a DC02 absolute micheal

 

[madabouthoovers]

Your collection of rare limited edition Dysons may not be worth much at the moment, but as you are young, by the time you are in your 50's and if you still have these Dysons in excellent working condition - especially the DC07 Clic - they will be very highly sought after. Try to get all the other limited editions of early models as these will be the rarest and most desirable in decades to come.
Keep them in a dark room as Dyson plastics go brittle with exposure to sunlight.