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Thanks everyone! Cake is in the oven!

Funeral Arrangements Here are the funeral arrangements from Terry's nephew:   <span>We have set visitation for Tues 1/31 from 4-7 pm The funeral service will be Wed 2/1 at 10am Cotter Funeral Home Momence, IL 815-472-2442 If you or anyone plans on attending, there are many hotels in...

A Batch of Cookies Made by Terry during one of his visits.  When I went through his bags looking for id's I found a box of cake mix and a bag of chocolate chips.  Totally Terry.  We'll miss you.

Some Pictures And wonderful memories for me.  When I first met Terry I was totally entranced by what a wonderful, warm and genuine person Terry was.  He loved Electroluxes and I arranged to get a new-in-the-box rebuilt Electrolux G vacuum.  He was here for a gala for the Center on Halsted and I...

Hans! I love it!  Fabulous.  But where is the vintage stove?   Fred

My 14 Imperial Interior

Jon That's a 14 Custom.  The bottom of the line from your 14.  No push button on the right.  The start button is above the handle.

Over on Vacuumland. http://www.vacuumland.org/cgi-bin/TD/TD-VIEWTHREAD.cgi?13607_41

Hey Jon The 17 was the last of the single wash arm systems.  Built like a tank.

Bob We are all entitled to our opinions without being called stupid.  Including you!

BTW Here is my KDS-17 in the kitchen.

Well I guess it is what you are used to.  My first owned dishwasher was a KDS-17.  If you have a couple of the pre 18 machines, and know how to load them, they definitely have their charms.  As far as style is concerned, those old pre-18 machines can't be beat.  Between the KDS-17 in the...

Tom My KDI-14 makes that same "flutter" noise on fill.  Thought something was wrong with it, but perhaps not.  Otherwise works like a charm.  As Terry says - this puppy is done in short order and the dishes come out clean.  Greg says that the dishes scream to get out of there.

Interior Shot This one is in the laundry room off the kitchen and used as a backup to the KDS-17 in the kitchen.

Here's Mine Hardly used when I got it.  This is the Imperial.  This was the first series (I believe) to have multiple models (Superba, Imperial, Custom.)

Mercedes SL That would be mine.  A 560SL - 5.6 liter V8.  Hard to pass on the open road.  Interesting story behind it.  Bought new in LA in 1986 and passed on to me by my partner.  Starting to be a bit grumpy, but after 25 years, it's entitled.  Still looks great though.

BTW If anyone has an Easy Spindrier that they want to sell, let me know ([email protected])  Time to set up a modern laundry room like this.  Just have to find a porcelain sink like that.

Oops Not the last one.  Had to get at least one in of the Dexter twin tub wringer (manufactured in the next state over-Iowa -what other well-known washing machine manufacturer was there???)  Great specimen.  BTW - I stayed at the local casino-hotel.  The Par-a-Dice.  Great fun.  Didn't make a...

One Last One Out on the driveway.  A bunch of machines lined up including an early 30's ABC spinner (made right there in Peoria.)  This lineup was a show-stopper for folks walking up the street.  This is close to Bradley University in Peoria.  Let me end here with another thanks to a great host...

Thor Set up as a clothes washer.