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Right up my alley, would love to have it, but $300? No. This is like $50 for me.

I think it's a Hitachi. The machine cleaned up well, and I ran a load in it tis morning with no issues. While I was water testing though, I noticed a leak. Seems that the pump has a little leak. Since I'm going to scrap the other GE portable, I borrowed its pump and we're back in business.

1972! Very nice. I couldn't figure that out from the chats I found online. Thanks Lawrence!

I'm hoping to get some time to wipe her down and give a test wash tomorrow, after the machine has warmed up a bit. I might try and transplant the top of my original GE portable as it's more fully featured, but not sure the graft will take.

And the money shot...

Control Panel is a little worn, but overall not bad...

A little rust on one side of the cabinet, but not too much scary stuff upskirt.

Catch the number... ...on that panel! Model WWP100NBJWH and Serial DN100053J. Could this be the 53rd of its model run? Not sure how to decode the serial to figure out the production date on this boy.

So I've had my eye on this one for a bit. My GE portable has a bad bearing and it howls like a banshee when I try and use it, which has led to me not putting it into service often. This beasty popped up on FB Marketplace and we finally swung by to check it out this morning. Of course my...

What a cool machine! Wish you luck with it.

I love the machine but I rarely use it because it's so loud.

I have exactly this machine. I wonder if the spin bearing is unbearably loud.

You're looking for retr0brite. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Retr0bright

Hmmm a suds saver too!

Ha! That's the one!

Its better - you can fill it with water and it turns! Thank you... it took a lot of work to get there.

"Don't talk to me or my son ever again!"

Wild! I have a 512 in copper tone going to scrap this week, and an a50!

Last call! This machine goes to scrap this week. Any takers?

Thanks Pete! Here's some pics of the laundry room in its original configuration, just as we were putting it together.