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THanks for those links Launderess

ahh the classic Lennox I've done a lot of clean and checks on those Lennox furnaces when I was just out of HVAC school in Quincy IL, that town was loaded with some nice classics.

Very nice! That green dryer looks like an American. I wonder if that large white one used R-11 for the dry cleaning process in those days.

How old are these washers and dryers? Any idea? I did see 10-18-46 printed on the inside panel of one of the washers, would that make it a 1946?! Troy

It's located near Ottawa IL.

Nice! you all got some sweet rides! I also got a Chrysler garage find sitting for 30 years! 1967 New Yorker, they really are rare today, never see them! That's a nice car.

Well... They are still connected and working! They use them on Thursdays, so today I went to the two large ones and filled them and ran them, they work perfectly, spin to the right, then stop, then spin to the left. Then I went to the smaller single one that's "automatic" ran that one. The...

Had a surprise find in a 1920s building, Troy washers, a Troy spinner, American dryers that use steam for heating. Funny seeing my name all over these lol

Worked all winter on my '73 Eldorado, which I bought in a non running condition. rebuilt the suspension, wheel bearings, sandblasted the wheels, new tires, all new brakes, and engine tune, carb rebuild, and fuel pump, and it started! now just to get a few holes in the floor pans repaired and new...

I was called about this range the other day, the home sold and this range has to go or risk the scrapper. I really don't need another range, but I can't let this get scrapped, if anyone is interested let me know. This home was full of vintage everything, including the 50s kitchen, which the new...

beautiful furnace!! I have not seen such a beautiful furnace since I worked in the home heating business in Quincy, IL!! What you have there is originally a coal fired furnace, door on the left is most likely the coal-bin. That brown box on the right is the blower compartment, 1936 they were...

OMG Is that your Buick Electra in the garage?! looks mint!! '68?

Crazy trends... That's why I come home each evening and watch Keith Appleton channel on youtube... so interesting and relaxing

check the relay out, something is fused together there.

The new line up is amazing! I'll take 5

The '67 Chrysler belonged to the owner of the grocery store, last plate is dated 1989, he died in 1991, that thing was in the garage all that time until I bought it and pulled it out with a chain and my truck this past August. It cleaned up well, mint interior, not bad at all, 50k miles...

Thanks Mike It has ZERO body-roll at any speed! Must be that well engineered suspension, I also rebuilt the front suspension and used urethane control arm bushings. I don't see the build quality issues, its still a heavy steel built car, besides the 70s had the bad steel issue, which I never...

Here's a photo! Need more and better photos, hard to remember everything.

John, never know I still may need that 7 horse, these older snow blowers seem to just find me and of course I have to take them. Mike that is a 1976 Monte Carlo, Landau roof, 350, bench, PW, PL, cruise. First engine rebuild was 1987 by my dad and he and I did it again in 2008, roller cam and...

I love the floor too... Some tiles are bad, especially the ones that were under a row of shelves. But it was so dirty when I got it a year ago, ran a Minute Man floor scrubber over it all twice and really did a great job. It's mainly for my 13 classic cars, but there is an older original...