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Not worth keeping This is indeed a rebadged Westinghouse. When I was a college student living in an apartment in Columbus OH in the early 1980's, the kitchen was furnished with Westinghouse appliances all in harvest gold. These were early 1970's models. The dishwasher was the worst I've used...

Nice You're an awesome neighbor!!

That's one of my favorites I learned how to use an "automatic washer" on a 1966 A806S. One day I hoped to find one and I did. (Thanks to Goatfarmer). It was the first vintage washer in my collection. Mine is from 1968. Notice the Permanent Press button. Thank you, David, for sharing and have...

Congratulations! On your dishwasher!!

"Like New" condition Hi Lindy, That's a nice machine. Looks like Mother took good care of her things! I recall someone in the Chicago area selling a white A-50 for $50 some years ago. Searching Craigslist or FB Marketplace might help.

Yes Hello, Is the Porta washer fully functional? Someone will buy it from you I'm sure. What is the color?

Congratulations! It doesn't get any better than this!! What a gorgeous machine!

Three Men and... I don't think I saw this added yet.... Three Men and A Baby, the dishwasher being loaded there was a Maytag WU1000. I was the only person in the theater exclaiming "It's a Maytag"!

Nope I have the same experience Laundry from my 2nd hand Kenmore and KitchenAid washers have a different scent than those from my Maytags. The KA had liquid detergent flung all over the inside of the cabinet when I bought it and the outer tub was caked as well. Even after scrubbing it off and...

A few Whirlpool belt-drive top loaders?! Those date way back. Would love to see a pic of a Whirlpool belt-drive commercial machine. (Sounds like you're a fan of the Maytag Maxima).

Congratulations! Your dishwasher is a gem! So glad you get to keep such a beautiful machine.

Sunglow That is correct. 1975 was the only year for HOH and the Sunglow console. An Aunt of mine bought a Maytag set in 1975.

End of cycle signal Nice machine. Congrats! I like the end of cycle signal.

I'd pass You aren't missing much. When I was a college student I lived in an apartment with Westinghouse appliances in harvest gold from the early 1970s. The dishwasher had no buttons. It was BOL. The interior was the same as in the picture. The only way this dishwasher would turn out clean...

quickly clicks off, presumably to protect itself Hello MountainMan, When you stated "quickly clicks off, presumably to protect itself from overheating" my initial thought was the motor carriage is not gliding correctly and it looses the "self-clutch" ability. But with the new motor just...

That's the one!! Eugene, That's the dishwasher I want when I re-do my kitchen in 2021 and replace my Jenn-Air_DWU9905. (from 1992) That dw has a new rack design. You are the ultimate appliance tester. Please keep us posted as to how this machine doing! So please don't close this post. Update it...

Dou you still have your machine? How long did you have this washer? This has been referred to as "Shredmore".

Hi Brad, Thanks for the pic.

That's a fun set! Wow!

Nice Tags! The dryer looks newer than the washer. I see the "sun glow" on the dryer. It's a Halo of Heat from 1975 and no chrome strip. I'm surprise Coppertone was available in 1975.