Thanks again for the wonderful pictures and information on the Slimlines. I got to thinking about the $39.00 Hoover using the same motor as the top of the line Hoover Dail-A-Matic Powerdrive which my parents have and paid $169.00 and it kind of makes me feel like we were raped!
In a way I wish Hoover had gone the way of Air-Way,Electrolux and Kirby and just produced "ONE" top of the line vacuum like the ones they had in the 30's and 40's instead of trying to be everything to everybody. The same idea as when long time Oldsmobile customers bought cars and thought they were getting Olds engineering and ended up with a Oldsmobile in name only but with a Chevrolet motor. Another example would be when GM sold Frigidaire to White Consolidated. The name was the same but it was a very different product quality. I never under stood how making vacs for Wards and Penny's could build your quality or brand image. I know this is only something that would matter to a vac collector. Thanks again for all the great pictures.
Light & Dark Clover Pink Model 2000 Internet Photos
This is one of the harder-to-find ones manufactured from 1963 to 1965; color-matching the Model 2002 Canadian version, Convertibles 32 (US) and 321 (CA); and Floor Polisher 5350 (US).