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This model is also preprogrammed but with a turning timer. Leon has this machine.

Now things get really funky This series of Fluid Drive were really awesome. Preprogrammed pushbutton controls selected all speeds, wash times and temperatures. The tubs were still solid, but came with a groovy ribbed liner and recirculating lint filter. This particular machine belongs to me I...

Simpsamatic Semi Automatic model. You fill the machine up manually with a hose, and select wash or spin. One dial to select wash or spin, another dial as a timer. Machine will wash or spin until you turn it off or when the timer cuts out. Kind of like a twin tub except you dont have to handle...

Controls up closer.

Third Generation This machine is an A40 model and the first to use Fluid Drive as a selling feature and identification.

Secong generation This is the dryer but the washing machine matched exactly. In this sites library the instruction manual can be viewed as a PDF.

The First Simpson Automatic. Money shot

The First Simpson Automatic. This was made in the late 50's to early 60's. This picture came from the Ebay advertisement that Leon successfully bidded on.

Hello everyone. I have been wanting to do this thread for a long time. I have been collecting pictures for ages and wanted to present Simpson washing machines in chronological order. Of course some of these machines belongs to our friend Leon, who has gone to amazing lengths to find and...

Someone on our forum may be interested. http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Miele-watch_W0QQitemZ160356262920QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK_Home_Garden_Kitchen_Washing_Machines_Dryers?hash=item2555fa6408&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14

Here is something interesting, Simpson top loading washing machines in Australia always had the main control knob on the right hand side of the panel, but with the latest body shape, the control knob moved to the left. To my knowledge, no top loader sold in Australia had a centre mounted...

I know it looks great! I remember seeing them in stores in the mid to late 80's. It was model 268. I dont think they were sold for a very long time.

Thanks for sharing those vids. Simpsons are the best! Just for fun, hear is a picture of one of my favourite Simpsons. Maybe one day I will have one of these for myself!

Probably too new for you. But still interesting anyway. Please note : not my machine, just a picture I saved.

Any chance of some pictures? Especially of the drum! Thanks heaps and enjoy your new machine. It certainly looks different from all the other same same machines.

Simpson Minimatic Another cutie.

Hoover Cadet Sanyo based top loader - looks exactly like the big Hoovers.

Hoover Zodiac - one of the sweetest little puppies ever. Please not : not my machine, just a picture from my library.

What a cutie! Any chance of better pictures? Wow I never new this existed before. I know there was a Frigidaire Twinny for the UK market, but not the US. What a great website this is!

Thanks for sharing that. It made my day. I must say that GEC space saver swtin tub is an interesting machine. Any idea on how it works?