1936 GE Electric Range (superb shape with instruction and cookbook manual)
***Antique Refrigerators***
All of them work and are in safe, running order except for the 1928 DRA.
1928 GE DRA Monitor Top (work in progress)
1931 GE DR-1 Monitor Top
1933 GE CA-1 Monitor Top
1935 GE CF-1 Flat Top
1936 GE CK-2 Monitor Top
1936 GE CF-1 Flat Top (matches range)
1936 Frigidaire 5 Cu. Ft. (adorable)
1937 Westinghouse 5 Cu. Ft.
193? Coldspot (runs, needs latch work)
1941 Frigidaire Cold Wall (saved from certain death after oil leak)
1943 (2) almost identical GE FEA replacement units for older monitor tops that died. No cabinets, yet. Wartime production units with no stainless steel or rubber insulation.
1949 GE 9 Cu. Ft. chest freezer (rewired, new gasket and in use)
1957 Norge "Customatic" (main fridge)
Honorable mention: 1965 Magic Chef mini fridge that has been through hell and back.
What are your dream machines yet to be found?
The first monitor top...the GE OC-2.
A 1930s Dishwasher, preferably GE to match the rest of the appliances in the kitchen.
What are your earliest and favorite appliance memories?
Watching the brave little toaster and playing with my moms Hoover convertible.
Getting a free Kirby Omega to play with when I was a kid, my parents hated it.
What is the history of appliances you have owned?
Vacuums, fans, radios, record players, a jukebox, and of course refrigerators.
Have you ever worked on, repaired and/or restored any major appliances?
Yes, yes, and yes. Mainly rewiring and replacing gaskets on refrigerators. Ive also done more in depth work like stopping an oil leak on a hermetic meter miser compressor from a 1941 Frigidaire that works beautifully now.
