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She's beautiful Congratulations on your new ride!  She looks like someone took very good care of her all these years.   lawrence

Fairly well optioned pair in Louisville, KY.   $260 for the pair.   lawrence https://louisville.craigslist.org/app/d/louisville-ge-washer-and-dryer-set/7687822968.html

Reply #70 I believe the 1958 Edsel was the only year for the pushbutton transmission selector, located in the steering wheel hub.  The 1959 models used the more-conventional column shifter.  I suspect the later arrangement was less expensive and, as Edsels didn't sell like Ford was hoping, was...

Tom, This Viking pair is interesting in that it's the most fully-featured non-GE-badged GE product I've seen.  Both the washer and dryer have features unique to the GE badge only products (mini-basket, fluorescent lamp).  On the dryer, the description indicates that only the PP cycle includes a...

Well, If your offering were in perfect and pristine condition (i.e., just as new) and you found a buyer who has been looking for this exact item for his/her MCM kitchen, you could expect to get maybe a small fortune for it.   However, if your offering has problems and is less than pristine...

Here are the photos from the Sweets inserts for 1964, 1965 and 1966, in that order.  I apologize for the photo quality.   lawrence

The 1964 and 1965 Sweets insert both shows the WA-860Y.  The 1966 Sweets insert does not reference a model number; however, the illustration is identical to the 'Y' of the previous 2 years.   lawrence

Ken, I agree that this one is a WD-860.  The 1961 was a WD-860V, the WD-860W was offered in both 1962 and 1963.  Visually, it's identical to the WD-860Y, which was offered in 1964 and 1965.  I guess GE figured "if it ain't broke don't fix it."   lawrence

1963? Kow-A-Bunga!   lawrence

Jo, That's a nice washer and the matching dryer should be as well.  However, I think this washer is older than 1994.  It should be maybe 1985-1988 or 1989-ish.  Unless the seller is aware of problems, and they reportedly work fine, don't shy away from them.  I think parts should be available if...

Today's POD is one of my all-time favorites.  It seems to quite perfectly depict 1967!   lawrence

After seeing this again, now I'm wondering if this photo was taken in a mobile home?  Mobile homes from this time period (1964-ish) normally placed the washing machine in the bathroom, which this could be.  Given the paneled wall, the wall with Marlite on it, the floor covering (with floor...

That's a nice Filter Flo.  It appears to be a WWA7070; a standard-capacity, 2-speed model with Mini-Basket.   lawrence

Ah Ha Thanks for the additional post, it explains a lot.  That's an office/commercial space - explains why the cabinets and the tops are the same color and product and why the floor is VCT.  Both of these features are very unlikely to be found in a residence.   I still  like it.   lawrence

The dishwasher You can keep the DW, but give me the cabinets, countertops and floor!   lawrence

Hotpoint DW Isn't this dishwasher featured in today's P.O.D. (10.19.2023)?  Ad says 1953.   lawrence

I believe this one could be from 1967, 1968 or 1969.  GE advertised the V-14 models in 1965 and 1966.  They advertised V-16 in 1967 and 1968, but in the literature that I have they didn't use numbers in 1969, they claimed 'Huge Capacity" models.  In 1970 they introduced the 18-pound models.  I...

No light on this one.  At this point in GE time, only the 'Americana' models had the fluorescent lamp, and they had an additional hood that housed it.   lawrence

George, Yes, nice neighborhood; late 1960's vintage.   lawrence

Bob, This is a strange RE market.  It's not uncommon to find houses that were built in the early 1970's without carport or garage - just a driveway and a parking pad next to the house.  I suppose garages are 'standard' today with new construction, perhaps that's due to smaller lots and larger...