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Rightsideup Glenn, Thanks ~ That real Norge in the back is the bomb and glamorous. (Playful & Rhetorical):Why is he selling the obvious imposter? He's also selling a real Speed Queen as you've probably seen.

Hello Jeannine ~ Always loved how I wrongly thought you were a guy with a name like spacepig, but you're not. Good for you! LOL. That is one beautiful GE. Justs nuts over the elevated control panel, so befitting the General of Electric. Thanks again for the wonderful machine you once listed...

1964 was one glorious Norge. Be fun to see one of those in the flesh. Great work, Louie! Appreciate you.

Here's what you were looking for and it's not too far from you. Looks pretty sweet. https://hibid.com/lot/151372853/antique-ge-washing-machine-circa-1930s?ref=lot-list

Popped the Surgilator later in that day just for jollies

Nabbed that model right in my own back yard so to speak; 'tis a 55, but me thinks the wringer in your post is an add on because I haven't seen the full chrome until later--the 60's--but hey, we all know the surprising vagaries of Kenmore variety so maybe the full chrome deck was available that...

Guineas A lot of thumpers went down under, so it's probably Australian where gns were still in use. Love that version of the Sudssaver with the square hook that fits over the tub to pump back the hot sudsy wash water. The lid hinge is the one on the much older WO -65's. Interesting!

Hello Jon ~ Saw you in the photo of the 2007 Tuscon Wash-in. Had no idea you were around way back then, too young I thought. Fun Surprise ! A few years ago, nephew James brought me a 1-18 that leaked like the proverbial sieve. No matter. The spray rinse, my favorite 1-18 thing, worked...

What a spectacular way to celebrate Monday Washday, Ben. Actually breath-taking. What a glorious Speed Queen, the big lighted dials reminiscent of Blackstone Royalist's. Didn't know about the exuberant double overflow rinse, such a treat, and the vigorous iconic Speed Queen turnover with those...

Joke time: John, you just have to remind people to "Mind the lid," lest you flood the kitchen. Remember how those Kelvis splash galore after the static overflow.

Would Someone clarify ~ There is a Roger of Tuscon, originally from the Buffalo area who was a good friend of Ross, recently departed. When I last spoke to Ross, a few years back, he was having lunch with Roger, but this Roger is a member; he has a thick hatch of light hair, and stylish...

What a gracious, generous, selfless offer of Oscar-winning washing machines. THANK YOU!!

Regrets! Please Omit. Not a blessed clue how I managed this spectacular senior moment.

Thanks for the memory, Gregory The very first Whirlpool of my life was my beloved Aunt Margaret's mid 60's Whirlpool dryer, featuring the narrow oblong box just like the ones in your link. The dryer had a glass window in the door, tumbled very rapidly, and made a distinct long single note...

Thanks for the memory, Gregory The very first Whirlpool of my life was my beloved Aunt Margaret's mid 60's Whirlpool dryer, featuring the narrow oblong box just like the ones in your link. The dryer had a glass window in the door, tumbled very rapidly, and made a distinct long single note...

Pretty cool Programmed control panel ~ I have not seen many GE programmed panels of this vintage. Interesting.

T-H-E-E direct drive '

Lol on the pic, Glenn ~ This is the only one I’ve ever seen and was lucky enough to find it locally. Sold by her grandson, he claimed that she used it for blankets and quilts. Aren’t these machines the forerunners of them direct drive ? The tubs are large, and they seem to be able to wash...

Overnight memory loss--getting old : > 1962~ NINE distinct models 1971~ THREE models

Many Thanks to Tom CircleW Gosh, that was fast. I was going to offer a guess last night, then declined to suggest that the ratio was 10:1--Kenmore to Whirlpool--but 7:1 seems more likely. Growing up I saw Kenmores every where but Whirlpools hardly at all. I was reared in a working class ethnic...