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I saw this set, in Coppertone, at an estate sale many years ago.  That was a time when machines & sets like these were not infrequently stumbled upon.  I admired them, they are cool, and filed them away in memory.  Now, however, I'd smack down the money and run fetch the dolly.

I had this exact machine - found at a thrift store in 1991 or so.  It was missing the black cycle indicator ring on the control knob, but I marked a notch for "off" at the end of the dry period and just turned the knob slightly to start the machine.  It cleaned beautifully and I used it for a...

    What a fun collection you have, a little taste of all the "majors".     Thanks for sharing the sights and enjoyment with us, brings back memories of my first visit to Robert's 20+ years ago.

    We've seen a few of these come up over the years from this same era - early 70's.   My aunt in KC had the HP in pic #1-2, always loved the sound of the water swishing when it was running and the scents of vinyl/porcelain/chlorine/bakelite when finished.  Reputed to be a positively pathetic...

    The great disposer debate...   Ralph, I use my disposer much like what you've described your sister's usage is.     When my just-out-of-warranty 3.25 year old ISE Badger (with SS grind components) started leaking, I shopped all of the ISE/Moen/Cheap-China models out there.  Intending...

    Very nice looking set, welcome to the ease and convenience of pushbutton living! Does the washer cut out in spin, particularly while draining?  Sounds like a good going through both machines will do the trick to make them daily drivers.  Congrats.

Love the Jubilee theme - good to see everyone's faces again!

    I was already a quiet machine, it must be nearly silent now.     What an excellent job, congrats on another great washer renewed.

    Nice freebie, these standard tub orbital washers are really good performers.  I could use a large capacity white tub, have been keeping my eye out for one but haven't had a lot of time to hunt lately.  

Don't take my wringer washer!     I've seen a handful of these SQ washers for sale around here, likely for the reasons we can all surmise.  A couple of them have been in rural areas, I can only imagine the disaster that washer could create with a big load of muddy, greasy cover-alls at...

    They do look really nice - love those blue Super Surgilators.   Other listings from same seller show Dearborn, MI.

     Hamilton, MO     https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/4816173695178506/?ref=search&referral_code=marketplace_search&referral_story_type=post&tracking=browse_serp%3A00634ff1-1591-4a5f-a582-bd3b5196444f

    Very nice work, as always, Ben.  You are right about the engineering of that panel, it's a marvel.  

    That's a fun one to find, hurricane in a box.  Lucky to get the panels NIB as well, do you know why it was never installed?  

    All GE by this point, JCP had a long relationship with Hotpoint prior to (these) machines so GE had an "in".

Gas: $199.95     JCP ad

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    Bernina's Record series (7xx,8xx,9xx) were some of their best and still sought-after by many.   Bernina still supports these machines, though only through dealers for access to parts & service.  Like Miele, parts outside of the Bernina networks can be hard to come by and a few have been...

    The colder the better for good smelling sheets.  Did you use the blue or the lemon Wausau detergent?  :-)   I had to remove all the lines from our T-posts last year after a bad (90mph) windstorm brought down some branches last July.  One snapped one of the five lines so I took the rest...

Now that's a sweetie, and red!