Recent content by nick7764

Well, minus some glass, our kitchen renovation is finally done! I lost the argument on the stove, but managed to get a vintage fridge in, on the condition that the fridge surround actually pops out to fit a larger modern fridge, should this one die or we sell the house. I designed the cabinets...

So I'm currently loading my combination GE into the uhaul to get it home. I didn't realize it wouldn't fit standing up, which is how I wanted to transport it. I am forced to load it on its side now, with a last minute beanbag purchase keeping it up at an angle to help keep oil out of the coolant...

John- it has not gotten used much. And thank you! I would definitely like to take you up on that thermometer. Thank you so much for fixing it! I'll give you a call when I get back in town Monday. I'm hoping to pick up the fridge next weekend.

Hans- thank you! You know your stuff! My friend had used this stove while living in Montreal, so the Canada part makes total sense. Was it a separate company up there?

Is anyone knowledgeable of 50's Enterprise appliances? This stove was passed down to me by a friend who was going to throw it away, and I simply love it. I love it's fun proportions, red knobs, and general personality. It definitely has the wear and tear of a daily driver, but still works after...

Thanks so much! I am excited. In terms of repainting, I am hoping it won't be necessary. I will definitely do a bit of in depth cleaning. The top and sides have a bit more wear to them, but in our application the sides and top would be hidden in a cabinet anyways. I'll keep an eye out for a...

Hello! I remember finding this forum a long time ago as a vintage appliance-obsessed kid (26 now). It's been a while since I've been back... Me and my boyfriend recently purchased our first house, a 1930's colonial revival, and are in the process of remodeling the kitchen. I would love a...