my dyson dc01collection 2013
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ollivacuumboy12
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i have always wanted a dc01
i have always wanted one but they are to ecspensive
i have always wanted one but they are to ecspensive
floor-a-matic
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I would like the "Lego-colored" Dyson; but how much will shipping be to the USA?
ultimatevacman
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Citroen BX, if you are going to sell that DC01, please suggest something reasonable.
ultimatevacman
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I'm laughing at how DC01's are classed as 'vintage' now!
thekirbylover
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dc01ns aren't vintage
From what I understand vintage is something pre 1980
From what I understand vintage is something pre 1980
rootcyclone
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On the subject of 'Vintage'
For me, anything that is considered Vintage must be over 20 years old, or has 'Vintage' styling which stretches back to previous models. Such as my Lux T2 Super has a Lux '500' styling, although not identical.
DC01s still have very modern styling. Remember guys, that was the 1990s, so designers made products look more modern. It was out with the old and in with the new..
For me, anything that is considered Vintage must be over 20 years old, or has 'Vintage' styling which stretches back to previous models. Such as my Lux T2 Super has a Lux '500' styling, although not identical.
DC01s still have very modern styling. Remember guys, that was the 1990s, so designers made products look more modern. It was out with the old and in with the new..
beko1987
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The website also states 20 years old. As much as it's odd seeing DC01's in vintage, its completely right! In a few years all of the turbopower range will be vintage, and the Purepowers will be creeping in.
madabouthoovers
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Like it or not, the DA001 is now Vintage, as it is technically 20 years old. The DC01 is not yet vintage as the new style Dyson logo and the DC01 logo didn't appear for a few years after the DA001 was launched in 1993, although I'm not exactly sure when the new Dyson logo and DC01 name came out - possibly in 1995 or 1996?
I think the DA001 had a couple of differences mainly in the soleplate design to the DC01, but is essentially the same cleaner.
Its also hard to imagine the Purepower being classed as vintage as its still sold even now in the same design as it was in 1997.
The Kirby Generation platform is now vintage too, even though the Sentria 2 is essentially the same cleaner, with a few facelifts on the G3 which came to the UK in 1991
Has Dyson announced any 20th anniversary celebrations yet? Thinking about it, in 20 years he has completely changed the face of the vacuum cleaner industry, and as good as wiped out demand for bagged cleaners.
Citroen BX should never sell his DC01/DA001 machines as these, being in such good condition and also being the original Dyson machines from launch will be very collectible in years to come. He should of course try to keep them in the dark, as light exposure will continue to make the ABS more and more brittle.
I think the DA001 had a couple of differences mainly in the soleplate design to the DC01, but is essentially the same cleaner.
Its also hard to imagine the Purepower being classed as vintage as its still sold even now in the same design as it was in 1997.
The Kirby Generation platform is now vintage too, even though the Sentria 2 is essentially the same cleaner, with a few facelifts on the G3 which came to the UK in 1991
Has Dyson announced any 20th anniversary celebrations yet? Thinking about it, in 20 years he has completely changed the face of the vacuum cleaner industry, and as good as wiped out demand for bagged cleaners.
Citroen BX should never sell his DC01/DA001 machines as these, being in such good condition and also being the original Dyson machines from launch will be very collectible in years to come. He should of course try to keep them in the dark, as light exposure will continue to make the ABS more and more brittle.
