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That's a beautiful old Hotpoint! Once you get it up and running I know you'll enjoy using it!

Chris - you'll want at least two people for this move. These are very heavy units. You may also want to remove the drip pans and burner supports before moving (depending on how it will be transported). I moved a 40" double oven Flair (heaviest stove I've ever moved) and we had to lay it on it's...

That's a looker!

Thanks for sharing this, Matt! This is a great article!

My mom bought a bottle of Bosco occasionally, but always had a big bottle of Ovaltine Malted Chocolate powder on-hand. We loved it!

Thanks, Lawrence! I have a similar model in a 1958 version - great range!

Beautiful!! Congratulations and enjoy!

John saved the day! John - it was so good to see you, Anthony and his mom last week! I'm grateful for your repair on the GE. It's a beautiful range but I just couldn't understand why the oven wouldn't hold temperature. Luckily I knew a repair tech with decades of experience to troubleshoot the...

Things are loading at normal good speed here in Detroit.

That's my pattern! I've literally been using these plates since I was 9 years old. Funny how the ad says "Hand Wash." Mine have been washed in the dishwasher thousands of times and so far, so good.

I've been eating off the same Gold Butterfly Corelle dishes since 1973. It's probably too late for me - hopefully I'll survive.

I'm wondering if they got out of the appliance business completely. Their website seems to be focused on comfort products.

I should not be buying anything! LOL But I've always got my eyes open for vintage electric ranges. I still do not have a Philco or Kenmore vintage electric range in my collection. Beyond that, I don't buy much any more unless something is really unusual or unique.

I have a number of Poly-Perks, including some 20-cup and 36-cup Poly-Perk urns. I found the plastic material to be pretty resilient to acidic additives like vinegar. Here are the things I keep on-hand to clean percolators - depending on the materials of the appliance (most have already been...

Derek - thanks for the suggestion. I didn't even know there was a Flair group on FB but I just joined! Bill and John - I will message you - thank you!!

Hello! I recently picked up a Flair Custom Imperial that is complete except there is one small knob missing that goes to the meat thermometer setting. The same knob is also used for the surface/oven lights switch. Does anyone happen to have one in their spare parts? Thanks so much! Kevin

John, I remember using that range for the wash-in a few years back and it was a great performer and I loved the counter top design!

I stopped using cartridge blades years ago. They always got clogged, didn't last, and were obscenely priced. When I see the cost of some of those five blade cartridges today I can hardly believe it. My daily shave has been with a double edge safety razor. Like Eddie, I also a Merkur razor...

John, This is just beyond cool! So glad you got around to this beautiful range and I have never seen one of the auto stirrer in action. Hope to see it someday. So glad you've got it up and running! Put it in a prominent place in your museum!!

That stove is a real beauty and looks right at home in your kitchen! Enjoy many wonderful meals prepared with your GE range!