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I have an excellent condition GE range for sale. I actually went with avocado afterall. This range works perfectly, I even cleaned it all up so its ready for whoever would like to add it to their collection. It comes with the grittle and rotisserie as well as the meat thermometer. The clock...

I took my oven door apart about 1.5 months ago so I could clean it. Something as simple as removing the insulation and the foil heat shield were things I never figured I'd have to "remember" how they go back together. Well sure enough, I don't rememeber what the correct way of placing the heat...

the kenmore Kenmore gas range from '64

I'm giving these two items away for FREE! I currently have them in my garage and I desperately need to give them away as I need to bring my old car out of storage in two weeks. I'd much rather give them to someone who can appriciate them vs. me making money by scrapping them as it would kill...

Thank you all for the very polite and positive comments. Its great to have a place to hang out with fellow collectors and those who appriciate vintage appliances.

The '64 Kenmore...

Well the big hype is over, I was able to save that nice GE double oven from the previous thread, but it more or less was an effort to save it from destruction as opposed to actually putting it into service again. I had second thoughts on modifying my kitchen to accept this stove. I found a...

Also, indeed this unit did come with the rotisserie. I was happy to see that, looks like it was all in really good shape too. Looking forward to cleaning it up and putting it into service.

Thanks all. Just curious what source or database you guys use to determine production date of these vintage appliances. Is there a chart that indicates the month-year production for GE stoves from the 60's?

Hi Bob, No I don't have any cats. Dwight told me a story about someone who had one of these with cats and the cat stepped on one of the buttons and turned an element on thus starting a fire. He made sure I knew about that before attempting to buy this, but no cats so Im safe for now.

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Well, this is the GE electric range that was on craigslist up in MN that I had delivered to Chicago. It arrived this evening, my shipper friend got it here all in one peices with no problems. I love this thing. A bonus surprise was that it came with the original owners manual that was down in...

I have an upstairs utility at my house even though I have a full basement, so its quite nice to be able to have my vintage appliances upstairs where they can always be appriciated. My utility room connects from the kitchen to the master bathroom, which goes straight through to the master...

Quote: "Of course, he refuses to accept the facts about the stove so maybe he deserves your advice. All of this pissing and moaning over a $50.00 stove. If you want it, be prepared to pay to have cabinet modifications done or just leave it. You don't need us, you need the call in show from...

Thanks for the comment so far, much appriciated. It actually wouldn't be the end of the world if I had to cut the cabinets to fit this range. Reason being, its already been done once before in my house when the previous owner installed an over oven mount microwave oven back in 1990. They...

Im curious if the vent assembly on top of the GE Americana oven is a "bolt on" option? Reason Im asking is because its too high by 4.5" to fit under my kitchen cabinets with this right now. Can it be unbolted and will there be a finished coppertone top with a square duct in the back so I can...

EDIT Just to clear any confusion with what I just said in my first sentance above, I placed the first letter in the door jam of the front door and NOT the mailbox. It was today when I figured the mail box would be the best method as it would be direct to the homeowner.

Well I never heard back from the guy and I placed that letter in his mailbox on Tuesday. I figured what the heck, I'll leave one more letter this morning on my way to work, but this time I put it in the mail box so the contractor who is working at the house doesn't see it first and put it off...

A nice clean inside too. For a stove built in February 1973, its like brand new as far as I can tell. Its my responsibility to do what it takes to save this oven! I can't let it get junked, no way.