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I've many of the KF400 units here stashed away. Many spare carafes as well as the snap-in acrylic lip pieces. I believe I also have a tea brewing component in original box also. If memory serves, I've more 12 cup carafes than 10-cups...but if anyone is in need of something, let me know and I...

I've a couple of these myself--use them still! Great high wattage brewer, in my opinion. The only real PITA for me is that they've no on/off switch. Remember to unplug or pay the price ....

Always liked the 1st series of T-bird and sadly cannot drive one. Tall folks like me practically need to cut our legs off at the knees to get behind the wheel. The '61 Cadillac with bucket seats though....THAT one I would happily have. I used to drive a '63, so I know I will fit!

Frigidaire DeLuxe in Charcoal Photos....just because some of us can't get enough of such things! A Charcoal DeLuxe I found while scouring the web yesterday...

Gary~ what is the model number? I'm still trying to figure out if the one I'm considering is a '57 or a '58. The handle is somewhat longer on this one than that on yours...have you got more photos of yours?

Bob! Glad to bring back... Memories for you! And funny enough, the current owner of the fridge says she's selling because it's too small for 5 also. Ha!

I was told about an old Frigidaire being sold earlier today and I asked for photos. Once I saw them, I about hit the deck because Sheer Look Frigidaire is about my favourite design ever. For now, I presume this is a 1957 Frigidaire Super. Although I always wanted a '57 or '58 Imperial in...

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OMG BARGAIN! I once had the '53 Kelvinator fridge in the mid 1980s and paid more for it THEN than this asking price. The range is a gorgeous design as well...hoping one of you back east will go claim this stuff!

Someone sent me this offerup posting. Pics attached, just in case the ad happens to disappear... http://https//offerup.com/item/detail/511750435/?_branch_match_id=547995195807123805

I used to have that range (I think it was a 1990-91 model if memory serves) in black and brushed aluminium finish. The glass top ALWAYS looked crap...no matter how often I cleaned it. Every scuff, nick and scratch just glared at ya. Wasn't the best cooker, nor the worst. When I found my 1988...

I've also got this same one (non downdraft model) in black with a slightly shorter backsplash, 1988 model. LOVE LOVE LOVE it.

On the Phoenix Craigslist. Haven't seen one like this in over 40 years! Maybe one of you is into these? http://https//phoenix.craigslist.org/nph/app/d/classic-fridge-freezer-rv/6612553230.html

Carmine~I have interest in the stuff.... Is the email in your profile still what you use? Thx, Allen

Yep--It's a good one. I've got the same model, also in black. Never will I part with it!

Ralph....HAHAHAH! Brilliant retort. I'm surprised you didn't go into a tirade about what some of these Thermadors are actually like to use/live with. LOVE the looks of them but GAWD are they loud and kinda crappy (my experience, only).

Also, one *maybe* problem with refilling a GE of vintage: I have heard, and don't know if anyone here can verify or not: GE compressors of this vintage apparently require a specific connector type to fill with R12. I'm not sure if all refrigeration repair people have those or not...it's worth...

Here's a Freon charge reference example.... Keep in mind that my GE is a 1960 upright model, and circa 13 cu. ft....which is somewhat larger than the wall hung units. Mine takes a max of 3 lb. worth of R12:

Gotta be somebody hunting for one! I don't see left-hand hinges all that often on this vintage...this thing has some issues, cracks in some plastic, missing a shelf or two and the "E" on the door lettering....but might be ideal for someone in need. It's on CL in Phoenix, AZ (Not my sale...just...

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