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My brother-in-law had one of the original 1964 GTOs...3 spd on the floor, and I'll never forget those triple carburetors. He and my dad rebuilt the engine in our garage...I got to scrape the oil pan gasket off...I was nine, my introduction to tearing engines apart. Oh, what a beast that thing was...

oh, man...I could go dig out my copy of "Philadelphia Freedom" on 45 and have a "period appropriate" moment...

I saved the pics ;-) Here ya go...1 of 2:

...and 2 of 2:

Those are all cool... ...but they weren't made in 1959 and filled to the brim with Vintage Appliance Goodness! ;-)

OK...I'm adding a new "saved search" to eBay...

Definitely get a FoodSaver (we call it "The Suck-n-Seal" ;-) It really does make what you freeze last longer. One thing about using it, though: I found that you should definitely pre-freeze most things (like steaks and chops, or baked goodies) until they're solid first, before you use the...

Now that is totally cool...talk about efficient use of space! I'd love to be able to find one of those...it'd be great to use as an "entertainment center kitchenette" in the cabin we're going to convert into our hangout/den space.

What a weird and wacky design!

Rockin'! Keep us posted on the progress!

Yep, that is an "Imperial"...there's another great Chambers site with a forum full of helpful info at the link below. There's threads on the best company for re-porcelaining, info on re-chroming, etc. Some great restoration pics as well. Also, there's a fellow in East Texas who sells the Rock...

By all means, grab it!!!!!! That's one helluva Chambers, and would be a true centerpiece in any kitchen once it's finished!

oh, my... Goin' into palpitations over those Maytags...they're all gorgeous!!!

"There was one song I assume would fit that category I didn't see, it was about this boy who went on a date with a girl and gave her his lettermans sweater and when he went to see her again the father said that she has been dead for 1 or 2 years and it was the anniversary of her death, He went...

We always clean our lent filter...after every load...

Appnut, that one is a Model 90C (with Model C's, the "highbacks" are the 90C and the "lowbacks" are usually 60C). It looks to be in great shape, actually. And $400 for a Chambers is purdy dang reasonable! If you go for it, I'd suggest doing a search on the discussion board I linked to for the...

Go here, young man... We've got a Model C, so haven't had any experience with the Model A, but go to the discusssion forum at the link below, and someone will be able to give you some answers. You'll find a great crew of Chambers enthusiasts there, folks who have worked on (or rebuilt) all...

One of the last, if not THE last, of the old places left in the all-new-hideously-yuppified-tear-it-all-down Austin is a tiny, tiny little diner called "Arkies" that is exactly the same as it was "back in the day"...Serving excellently greasy breakfast tacos, along with all the typical diner...

Oh, my...what a cooooool time-waster that one is! I actually recognize some of the places from Austin! The "Villa Capri" was definitely a biggie here! So was "The Jet"...long ago! Ah, gettin' old doesn't have to be ALL bad...as long as you can remember some of the fun stuff!

re: seeing and reading this info again It would be really great to have a simple web page with all this collective wisdom to refer to, including everyone's favorite "home-brew" laundry detergent/soap recipes to try. It would also be a great resource to point "newbies" with questions to, eh?