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I decided to tackle installing the 30" Flair I've been sitting on for a year... It will be a nice match for my '64 Frigidaire. Glad I decided to take it apart, as I found a few safety issues (like a wire nut where the plastic insulator is long gone)! Anyway, I'm wondering if the oven "box" can...

I knew it was made-in-Japan as soon as I saw the sticker in picture 7. Pass. I'll keep my Amana.

Microwave Range Yes it does (so I am told) but she says it's "slow". And yes, I told her that I'll buy any of that stuff when she gets her Chinese stainless disposable kitchen.

I thought some of you might enjoy seeing these products in action during Thanksgiving. They're all owned by my aunt who has no use sentimental attachment; it's just that they've continued to work. She's been pressing my uncle for a new kitchen for at least 20-years. About 5-years ago, the...

As mentioned, I'd bet 50-percent of the homes around here have upstairs and downstairs kitchens. Christmas parties, hot-weather, canning, etc. This house's basement was undoubtedly finished in the 60s, and very well done (unlike many of them).

I might add that the ol' Zenith Hi-Fi was cranking out the German Christmas Jams when I went into the basement (location of the kitchen in the pictures). Guy running the sale pulled the record off right as I took the picture.

Stopped by this house today on my way home from work. Lots of items I think others here might want... I'm trying not to take anything else on after my recent console TV adventure. Address is 22350 Barton, 48081

Rust Treatment I also enjoyed the story. I noticed POR-15 mentioned and thought I might offer the suggestion of a product called "Rust Bullet" instead. I've seen rust re-occur under POR and have also seen it peel off in sheets (my own applications). On the contrary, I have used Rust Bullet...

Just the big combo console has remote (1963). The blonde is Zenith's first consumer color chassis from late 1961.

Long story short, I traded another member on this site some old-timey TV stuff. This became feasible when I flew to Orlando for a vacation, bought a minivan, and drove back to Michigan. http://videokarma.org/showthread.php?t=262782 I hope it's OK if I cross-post from Audiokarma... Don't...

I don't think this guy gets it... From his review, which did not mention Burger Chef: "They just re opened and I will say they did a great job remodeling. Very nice modern interior." Lol

Yup, same as mine. I paid $35 because no one wanted to carry this heavyweight monster out of the basement! From the home of a GM engineer, literally walking distance from my own. The one in the ad is missing a shelf, and one of the door shelves is missing the "bar" to keep the items from...

Brazilian economy about to collapse? Over here it's held up as a model for our own economy, lol.

Beat the scrappers! http://detroit.craigslist.org/okl/zip/4705482727.html

Well, "mike is an unashamed capitalist whore"; so don't expect it to be cheap.

Yes PhilR, that's the one. I'd even be tempted to get it and hold it for a good home, but the guy said "no help moving" and I don't have anyone capable of assisting getting it in my truck.

I think "flagged for removal" might have been because it was in the FREE section, but he still mentioned $100 in the headline. The photo was definately not WCI era. It was the type with "speedometer" looking indicators for the heat settings. Probably early 60s? Either way, I hate the idea of...

40" Fridgidaire range. A looker! Hurry before the scrap gypsies get it first! http://detroit.craigslist.org/wyn/zip/4681327681.html If it were me I'd text the guy and offer him a few bucks to hold it till I could get there. Looks like he wanted $100 at one time...

Since there is so much talk of Brit shows... This might be the ideal time to mention something I noticed on Coronation Street... A Very American-looking TL in the breakroom area at the Underworld knickers factory. Anyone else ever notice/mention this?

cabinets He did have the cabinets, but mentioned a buyer. To me the cabinets looked pretty bleah. Nothing-special, dark builders-grade circa 1969. The kind that always shoot the springs out of the hinges.