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To echo what others have said, you will love this stove. We have a '63 and it's the best stove we've ever owned! Congratulations!

Still...can't beat the price!

I think the fridge to the left might be a GE.  The toeplate looks identical to mine.

I just realized too that this is just the wall oven.  Did they just market the separate cooktop for these?  It looks so odd without the pullout drawer!

This looks to be in nice shape!  I hope someone gets this!

Allen, that would look seriously hot on my DW! Thinking about it, I should be able to have metal cut to size and could probably rig something up!

It's criminal that anyone would do that to that Frigidaire.  That said, it looks like there are quite a few hard to find parts included!   I imagine someone here may be interested in the shelves and the door parts!

Allen, you're fine. Sort of related, when they delivered the GE, the guys wife told me I could never live in Arizona because I 'am so pasty I'd just burn up.'. So apparently it's good I sprung for color appliances, otherwise I'd just blend in like a chameleon. Lol.

Yeah, it's easy to see the difference between mine and the '63 in these ads. My door panel has the butter and egg compartments near the bottom.

Hey now, Allen, the paint just has some 'slight rust coloring from old age.' 

I think the '63 is like mine, a 13.3 cu ft.  They made an 18.8 cu ft. model as well.

Phil, mine's a GE.  I was ideally looking for a Frigidaire Frost-Proof in sunny yellow, but the GE was so well cared for and in good shape, so I sprung for it.  Yellow is a tough color to find, especially sunny yellow (or it's GE equivalent).  In any case, I have a fridge that coordinates well...

I think I need to amend my earlier statement that this is a '63 model for sale.  I found pics of Epixstar128's '63 GE, and I suspect that mine, as well as the one for sale, is a '62 model.  The '61 models had a foot pedal to open the fridge door; the one for sale does not and neither does mine. ...

That's a nice looking fridge; it's a similar version to the one that sold on eBay for $2K (that one was a '63).  This is presumably a couple of years older, as it appears to be a Sheer Look fridge.

Thanks for these!  I have a store locally I may hit up; they aren't an appliance place, but they carry a lot of NOS parts for quite a lot of appliances, as well as older model vacuums. 

David, will this fit an A700?  I'm building up my parts box for when things start to go on mine.

That tabletop model is fantastic!  I like the drink mixer too; it's in that image from the catalog I posted from '61!  Is the drink mixer enameled metal or is it plastic?

I recently picked up a Waring 700 for $2.50; it needed a thorough cleaning and new pads and gaskets, which I'm waiting on to arrive. I did fire it up and it seemed a lot quieter than the mid 60s Waring. It'll be interesting once I get the parts. I'm thinking a mixed drink blend off to test. :)

Oh I know; the manual for the fridge mentions it! It also lists a few of the options. Guess what I'm gonna be hunting for!

My parents were on well water with high mineral content. Near the end of the dishwasher's life in the late 90s, it had green streaks and some buildup similar to yours. I wonder why GE went with a plastic wash arm; was it a purely financial decision or are the stainless ones prone failing?