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I have the more upscale, heavier model. Love it, never any trouble, but now have trouble pushing it on some carpets, I think maybe the squeegee on the bottom? Just a guess. Always thought it cleaned great, but not against the Concept 1
 
Nice color, I haven't seen it before. They are my favorite "modern" vac in all their permutations. The first one I bought (same as that one but brown/tan) for my mom new must have been back in the early 90's. It was a struggle pushing her Kenmore twin fan over the plush carpeting. These are easy, no fuss reliable vacs and fairly quiet
 
Great Pics!

I always loved those vacuums. Great cleaners and you could also buy a cloth bag to use instead of using the paper bags. Amazing how much better the cloth bag would filter.

Thanks for sharing.

Morgan
 
Love these Panasonics - you could get a nice long vinyl hose to insert into the port in the back and you have great above- the-floor cleaning potential too.
 
Nice! Hans! I have a Panasonic from about 1994 -- packed away in a box somewhere... basic machine only a headlight and a check bag indicator. One of the first machines I bought for myself. I've always liked Panasonic vacuums as well.. I remember my babysitter when I was real little -- who had a Kirby Classic Omega, also had a Panasonic Jet-Flo like the one on the Right. I've never once seen one at a thrift store or estate sale.

Thanks for sharing your finds!
 
Pete's tan and Brown Panasonic !

I had one just like it, bought used in the early/mid 90's. It was great, easy to use. Plus the hose just plugged in the back and you could clean anything, anywhere any time. It was and is still going. My daughter has it in her basement rec room. That room has daily use by her in home day care kids.
All I have ever done to it in almost 20 years of it's use. Is
replace the belts. The brushes are still good on it.
Mine has a blue panel as the bag cover. I would sweep hard floors too, with or with the attachments.
Now there is compition for an Oreck ! It is light weight, powerful (with a canister motor), has attachments too.
Norm
 
I worked.

In a vac shop when I was 18 and 19 and we sold these new, I have the canister that matches the burgandy ones shown in the pics!
 
My Panasonic was the model in-between the two burgundy ones and had 3 speeds. It was a darned good all around vacuum. A friend of mine has the model with the continuously variable speed control. The switch is a little dodgy on his, but it still does a great job. It got a workout when I helped him install new carpet in his lower level last year.
 
I've never once seen one at a thrift store or estate sal

I'm eating my words today... I couldn't leave it, when I knew I had only said what I said a few days ago (well, Robert just pointed out to me that I wouldn't have left it--even if I had not said that--true). It's in flawless condition! Very clean, it's going to need very little done to it to make it perfect. And came with the tool set; with a bare floor tool that I've never seen. The tools and package of belts still have their price tags from Best Buy ($29.99/$2.99). I'm just thrilled to have found this -- and absolutely still in total awe that it was there, when I said what I said the other day.

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