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The proof is in the.... dinner. Double chocolate espresso cake in the left oven (old element). Cajun chicken and lemon chicken in the right with new element. Now we're cooking again. :) And, Ralph, I was wondering how the different shape would affect the usage but you have just answered my...

Update on bake elements for my pink '56 Hotpoint double oven range:I ordered part #CH44x142 to replace original part #WB44x142 from an ebay seller. Although they look quite different in shape (even the contact prongs) they work!!! I am soooooo excited! Only one went bad but I bought 2 for when...

I'm a coopertone baby as well. The house I grew up in was built in 1963. My father moved into the house while my mom was having me in the hospital. She came home to a brand new house in a Detroit suburb with a new baby. It had coppertone gas cooktop and single gas oven but the coppertone was...

Welp...hope they fit Thank you, all, for your help. I really wanted to find someplace local to round up the parts but the husband is out of town for over a week which leaves me with 8 kids at home to tend to and drive around. I went with wiskeybill's recommendation on Ebay. They look about...

Beautiful! What is that piece with the 6 holes in it? Is it for poaching eggs? I've never seen one like that before.

Wow, what would I do... without you fellas? So relieved to find out i can find parts for her. So, when you all say "independant parts dealer" or original GE and Hotpoint dealer how would I go about finding those? So not Sears, Best Buy, or Home Depot I know. I am in between the Detroit, MI and...

picture My camera is really awful but here is what the contact points looked like before I sanded off the crud. At least it shows the kind of set up I need, anyway.

I haven't been on in awhile as life has been crazy busy but I need help finding a replacement lower bake element for my 1956 Hotpoint double oven range. This old gal has been cooking up a storm and a half here for almost a year just perfectly. But a few weeks ago, between 2 batches of cupcakes...

Shoulder burn? I have seen a few of these and wonder, especially on the wall oven version, how one opens these without burning your arms or cheeks when opening these while hot. Unless I am missing something and the doors remain cool on the inside (?) is this not a serious design flaw? Curious...

Sigh.... A dream come true. I wouldn't change a thing. Except I'd put my 50s appliances in the kitchen.

No tray??? I wonder if the tray is missing. Surely they would have posted a pic if it was included. Anyway, if anyone wants this it's about a half hour from me. I can grab it for you.

and... that yummy swirly linoleum!!!

That Mixmaster!!! Wow, dynaflow, did that gorgeous Sunbeam come home with you? She's a beauty! Almost looks like it was never used. When I went out to pick up my 1956 Hotpoint range from a member here I stopped at an antique mall on the way home and came home with a Sunbeam Mixmaster Model 3...

Can we peek?? I'd love to see pictures of your wonder oven. I may have missed them if they were posted before. I just love oogling all the sweet vintage cookage.

Never seen one of this vintage in stainless steel before. And it seems to be in good condition if all those parts off to the right go to it. It's very similar to my pink Hotpoint'56. Stainless is not my thing but if it was I think that price was fair considering how rare it is..

oooohhhhh, sunny yellow.... I really love this pastel yellow. It's a shame we hardly ever see this color. I'm curious as to why this shade of yellow never took off while the various "harvest golds" did.

Found this today on craigslist. Such a cool color. I have always liked this chocola tey brown color more than the more common shaded browns. Of course, it's one of those "make me an offer" ads that I hate. They should just name a price and start from there. Still, I thought this range was really...

Swoon... oohhh...those pink drawer thingies, that shiny freezer door...she's lovely. I hope you get it.

Florence Thanks, norgeway. I have been curious about the occasional Florences I've seen. I love the soft shapes of these. Was Florence its own company or did someone else make them?

That's what the ad says. 3 single dollars. They look like they are in great shape. These are in Bowling Green, Ohio, not Kentucky. About half way between Toledo and Columbus. Well, more like 45 minutes south of Toledo. You know you all want to visit Toledo,;)...