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Interesting question for you. In 1966, Frigidaire introduced a new and more powerful compressor called the "Power Capsule" (everything being "space age" at the time). This compressor was indeed more powerful than its predecessor, the "Meter Miser", which had been in use since 1937. The 1960s...

The GE The GE is definitely more of a period correct conversation piece for my house. As to the compressor, all I can tell you is that the relay is dated March of 1954. That's why I figured it to be a 1955 model, plus it has the door latch that went away in 1956. So, would this be one of the...

The GE's Compressor Thank you all for the wealth of information!! The reason I'm leaning toward the GE is because I have a 50s kitchen that's fairly complete, except for the refrigerator. I really like the style of it. It's a one door with an interior freezer but it goes all the way across...

Hmm... Well, the IH is out of the picture anyway. I'm not too heartbroken though, it really wasn't in all that great a shape. What I DID find today, to compare to the Frigidaire, is a cute little 1955 General Electric in VERY nice condition. Appears to have been one owner. I like it a lot but...

Thanks!! So, if the Frigidaire were placed side by side with say an International Harvester fridge from the early 50's with a Tecumseh piston compressor (which of course would already have 15 more years of use under it's belt) would the Frigidaire last just as long or longer in terms of the...

Hello All, New to the forum but been collecting vintage items my whole life. We are working on a "retro" kitchen project and are looking for a refrigerator to be the centerpiece. I've read a bunch on the subject. Many say stay away from frost free, I understand the reasons. But, since this...