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Jesse,   This thread is from 2010

Nate,   It's very clear to all of us that the appliance gods wish you to have this dishwasher.  I'm sorry it's your destiny.

Here you go. http://https//www.youtube.com/watch?v=w2RNh2neIRI

Ralph,   It's likely a 42 or 46.  A member on another forum is working on one.  His is also missing a shelf.  Sometimes a missing shelf is necessary.  I brought home bottles of Yoo Hoo and they wouldn't fit in my 2 door monitor top with all it's shelves.   Thankfully, they fit in my living...

Very cute.

Is it time to start getting the government out of some of the auto regulations?  The easiest way to reduce emissions is to live close to your work, carpool, etc.

They painted it to keep up with the times.  I hate it equally as the Frigidaire that Ben has.

That's very nice.  I hope someone appreciates it.  If I see fish swimming behind that bezel I would cry.

LOL   You just want the pretty lady sitting in the tire.

I happened to see this article in our paper today.  I thought the other refrigerator dorks might like this. http://www.stltoday.com/lifestyles/home-and-garden/check-out-that-fridge-affton-home-has-highlights-from-the/article_7161cf39-b5b7-5457-b169-a305427bef5e.html

It's nice.  It looks like chocolate milk.   At least the seller has provided a phone number.  Better to call them than to trade email through ebay.    

Duke, Yes, for someone to offer you something for free it's too much to ask. I personally wouldn't attempt to water test a washer in my unheated garage. That's if I had room to do so. I am full up on monitor tops. I would assume that we all have quite a bit piled up. You'll find one I am sure.

Duke, Vintage Maytags are still fairly common and also very easy to find parts for. Many of us keep a look out for vintage things that are local. Rescuing a washing machine is relatively easy, but hooking one up isn't as much. I have a couple of machines that I have had for years that I have...

Many of my friends over the years have accused me of liking the heaviest examples of any appliance. The Simplex Ironer gets my approval.

Rex, Those Holmes projectors are fun but also hard on film. 35MM projectors don't have to be so heavy. The actual mechanics of them are around 200 lbs. The base to support them can weigh another 450 and then whatever light source. You absolutely don't want a projector to move when it's...

Thomas, Did that really happen? Nothing would surprise me anymore. I'll admit that I rarely read instructions, but I also would never call anyone to bitch about my not knowing how to operate something. We're doomed.

As beautiful as it is, the reason it hasn't sold is its $7900 price.

I have never seen another. I do think I have read that post before. I remember all the references to loving it. I am trying to hold my refrigerator collection to pre-1940 models.

Same design. The failed unit was 1934 and the donor from 1937.

I wonder who Santa visited early.