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I've had the same watch since 1999, so I'm going to have to say Timex

Close; one that Whirlpool modified to say Porcelain and Steel.

My baby's a 1993 Buick Regal Custom with 120k miles on it and runs like a brand new car.

I believe that this is a Whirlpool World Washer that's built like a Brastemp. Someone may need to correct me on this, but I think that one internally is the same as Whirlpool and Kenmore portables made since the mid '90s.

Yeah Tim the only junkyard I ever go to is A&A in Berea, but they aren't very good about letting you go back in there unless you tell them exactly what you want, and they'll look it up and see if it's back there. Case in point, I went for a radio for a Honda CR-V. The Accord radio would be the...

That's exactly what I thought. I go to the salvage yard for my car all the time. I think I will try to make it to Lexington and see if I can't talk to someone about the castoffs. Thanks!

At my church, our refrigerator . It's a 1977 Whirlpool Limited Edition 20 cu ft, and the door gasket is shot. The door shelf is missing, and it's in otherwise perfect shape. We also have a '77 P7 GE range with a missing knob and a dead timer, and I figured that if I could find a graveyard, I...

Magnificent Magnavox Oh yeah, Magnavox used to make a great stereo.The sound is absolutely incredible with the turntable. Almost beyond belief. I have a tiny Realistic tape deck on top of mine hooked into the Tape jack in the back. By the way, does yours have the green backlit dial?

Still they will be made outside the U.S. That's extremely unfortunate. I have a lamp with a Made in USA Westinghouse light bulb in it, and it's outlived two older Sunbeam CFLs from about 2002 which were Made in China, of course. At least the new GE washers will be made here in Kentucky, but...

I am sure there are many in China ready to pick up the pace. I think GE will make the rest of their light bulbs in Mexico; that's where most of my GE incandescent light bulbs seem to come from. The automotive ones are usually made in Hungary.

Philco Ford I'm not sure; I don't really know a whole lot about Philco-Ford stereos, either. I see Motorola, RCA, GE, Zenith and Magnavox quite regularly, but I really don't know about the Philco sets. That will be one nice thing about that Magnavox, though, it's solid state. It will not use...

Philips logo IIRC, the only reason that Philips bought Philco from General Telephone in the '80s was so that they could use the Philips logo in the US. That's why Philips razors and consumer electronics sold in the United States were sold under NORELCO; it stood for North American Philips...

I have a 1975 Magnavox Model 6402 console with that receiver in it! You can read on this picture where the Magnavox logo was. This was, I believe, the first year after Philips bought Magnavox; I think it was 1974, anyway. Hope this helps! Tony

My Sunbeam Working with an old Sunbeam skillet to make breakfast this morning

I have a 1980s vintage Sunbeam toaster that works extremely well. I have never had burnt toast with it before, ever. I'm not sure when it was made, but it was when Sunbeam was still in Chicago and it was made in the USA.

I think this might work.

Hmm, I'm not sure. I didn't take the panel off and look. It's actually in another state right now, so I can't run and check. What does the M after the model number signify?

When it's washing, it sounds exactly like a GE Hydrowave

No, it's actually from the estate of a friend of mine's father. It has been in the basement since it was replaced in 1985 with a Kenmore dryer. I am planning on acquiring it sometime in the future, but as for right now, it will remain in the basement where it's been for the last 50 years.

Does anybody here know what this is? I was under the impression that it was a D-6, but when I saw it in person, I found out that was definitely not the case. Any ideas? Thanks, Tony