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Hey, Great machines there. Where do you pick them up?..Also in Sydney (Bronte Beach) and only really know of Godfreys.
 
Wow you learn something new everyday......

I thought those full hooded models were only sold here in the states....... I think both of those machines are gorgeous ( I wish we had a commercial model like that here)....one question though is the on/off switch on the handle or on the hood? PAT COFFEY
 
Steve,

Pick most of mine up at Trash and Tresure markets or on ebay now. Godfreys used to be good but since the govement changed the laws re the resale of second hand appliances the have all but stopped selling the tradein machines. Thier is a warehouse out west that has thousands of old machines that will will be trashed at some point so I'v been told. I'm in Surry Hills.

Mark
 
Those are both beautiful machines, and in amazing condition! I love the bright orange commercial version - still looks like something you could buy new today!
 
I thought that was what that orange tab looking thing was...

but I wasn't sure. Thanks for clairifying that for me Mark. I always enjoy seeing vintage Hoovers from other countries so I hope you will share more photos of your collection. PAT COFFEY
 
Pat...

You are right about Mark's collection. I too would love to see more. I like the power switch on the Australian models. It seems to fit so well with the overall design. It looks to be very handy too. Thanks again for the pictures. Your commercial model has a headlight where the US Convertible Commercial models did not.

--Tom
 
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