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Surface, not service Just noticed the typo. It would be like RU48 but with a raised retangle control panel angled at a 45 degree angle facing you as you cook. Perfect design.

No, it was just a cooktop, and the button control panel fit between the two smaller burners in the back center area. It had one light to tell you one or more burners was on, that is about it. I seem to remember it had two knurled knobs (small) on each side that allowed you to pull the face plate...

The cooktop unit had a rectangle shaped control box that mounted at the back of the unit, sticking up for easy reach with 4 sets of push button controls and it angled backwards. There is one picture of the day that shows it from a back side angle, but I have yet to find any pictures from the...

Those are great I never knew Sweets went back that far, any chance they have the 1961 Hotpoint cooktops in your library. That is the number one item I look for as I like to cook and that is the one I learned on. The one we had has the fixed heat buttons on a raised panel centered in the back...

Beautiful car I have that magazine here as well, awesome job on the restoration, the attention to detail really shows, and I knkow how hard it had to be to put that back to original shape. Many of us grew up riding in station wagons, it brings back a lot of great memories. There are a couple 66...

Thanks Fred E-mail sent.

6 position switch I need one of those, thought I had asked you before if you had one, but if you still have it, I need it for my 55 range. Let me know, thanks.

Happy Birthday Mark Have a great Birthday tomorrow, one November boy to another! I will send an e-mail for my wish list, and as always, thanks for offering up part of the collection. Scott

Mini wash in time for DC area Jon, Thanks for sharing those, they do bring back memories and I am still looking for a set like I grew up with as well, I remember the folk got ours late summer of 67, they looked very simular to those, but ours were white. Washer lasted until the early 80's and...

Awesome Studio Wow, that is a dream house, thanks for sharing with us. Love the Filter Flo's, the Lady set, and that range.. add to that the California Special Mustang, just perfect! Scott

Just awesome Both the GE and the car barn! Is that a 300 I see in front of the DeSoto? I would kill to have a garage like that. Love those old Chrysler products, push buttons for everything! Astro dome dashboards, etc. Can we get a close up of those controls for the electric stove portion...

I am just speechless, you both have done an incredible job, what a great way to display and use your collection, and the garage for the great Lincolns too. I know you can't wait for moving day! Let me know if you need any help. Scott

Mark and Gary Wow, so good to see the house is coming along so well, that is going to be one amazing kitchen! Can't wait to see you both again soon. Scott

Add my thanks and admiriation as well, all your work and effort is appreciated more than I can say. It is awesome to have this club to share so much information, friendship and more. <br Scott

Can't wait to see it, congrats!

Thanks for sharing! Great to have all those parts too, thanks for sharing. I just missed out on a 606 last week, saw it in a garage, figured they were keeping it for a reason, and then it went to the dump before I had a chance to check on it. It was broken and would have needed work but that...

Thanks for the help I will search for that part, would be nice to have that fixed and it be quiet again. Scott

I would love to have it too but distance and already having 4 stoves here makes it impossible. I really wanted to pick up another Philco like mine that was on e-bay a while back and make one good one out of two, but could not swing the bucks needed at the time. Then the other yellow GE was...

Great Pictures The touch and tear got me, I knew what it was from the first side shot, my folks had one that was still working when they moved, they left it for the new owner as she liked it. Where did you find that? I have a "hi low" GE range in the upstairs kitchen, circa 1984 but it has...

Incredible job on that restore, wow! Thanks for sharing with all the pictures, that chain drive for the controls is just awesome, and the lighted controls, just why can't they make anything like that now?? How was the washing and drying performance? How long is the total cycle? Scott