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Average Joe wont be buying any of these vacs. They will go to collectors who more than likely wont use them, but preserve them in brand new condition, for many years. Imagine the TP2 models still being brand new when they are 60 odd years old - how much do you think they would be worth then?
 
Average Joe won't be buying these vacs

How do you know? Did your radar say so?

Could you really keep it in the box that long?and in another 60 years it may just fall apart for the plastic being so old. Would you sacrifice all that money just to leave it in the box, Steve? May as well not of bought it and saved the picture...and the money!
 
How do you think antiques become antiques Alex? by being looked after and preserved. Plastic only ages if exposed to sunlight and adverse conditions. If these vacs are kept boxed and in a dry dark condition they will stay in good condition. An investment if you like.
 
HiLo - the DC04 will be worth a lot, but a brand new, mint DC01 will be worth the most, as it was Dyson's first ever mass produced vacuum, that changed the face of vacuum cleaners.
 
If it was me, I certainly wouldn't keep it boxed maybe put it back in the box after opening but if you were really interested, Steve, curiosity could get the better of you hmm?
 
Alex - Average Joe wont be buying them because Average Joe wont be prepared to spend a fortune on a 20 odd year old vac. Average Joe wants a new vac that's the latest in technology like a Dyson DC39 or DC41
 
Well if this "Joe" wants the Purepower then he is likely to get more features on the 15 year old one than he is on one he can run down to Argos and get.
 
Its the last 10 seconds that's the best though isn't it Alex? The snipers that bid in the last dying seconds of the auction. I've lost count of the number of items I've lost to snipers. But that's all part of the fun of Ebay.
 
Also, a lot of early interest in items usually stops sellers selling via the back door, and allowing the auction to run to the end. ie it helps to stop selfish buyers trying to get sellers to end the auction early by offering "x" amount.
 
I didn't think I was that average considering the fact I collect vacuum cleaners
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Well the bids are really flying in on the Hoover models - are you not interested in the Electrolux models Alex?


The DC04 has got a £100 bid already (not by me - lol)
 

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