Paul,
That is an awesome machine!! I remember these from the ad in the women's magazines my mother read. I was fascinated by the 1000rpm spin. The later models with the variable spin speed like my AWB119 didn't spin faster than 850rpm. But then again those were made in France IIRC.
Years ago I saw a similar model overhere at the curb. It was in a bad state, but nevertheless I went home to get my camera and took some pictures. Here's the thread with them, they are at the bottom of the thread. There are more Philips pictures in this thread, including an ad of the machine you found and a picture you posted there yourself.
www.automaticwasher.org
That is an awesome machine!! I remember these from the ad in the women's magazines my mother read. I was fascinated by the 1000rpm spin. The later models with the variable spin speed like my AWB119 didn't spin faster than 850rpm. But then again those were made in France IIRC.
Years ago I saw a similar model overhere at the curb. It was in a bad state, but nevertheless I went home to get my camera and took some pictures. Here's the thread with them, they are at the bottom of the thread. There are more Philips pictures in this thread, including an ad of the machine you found and a picture you posted there yourself.
A Philips toploader turns up in the Netherlands, pictures of the famous CC1000!
I was contacted by a Dutchman who wrote me he had a Philips toploader in his garage for 6 years (it was there when he rented it). And now he decided to give it to friends who needed a washing machine. There was a problem with it but when he took pictures for me (what he offered to do) he noticed...
www.automaticwasher.org
