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That is one sexy stove!  Our pull n' clean from '63 is quite easy to clean too.  Our liner comes out completely and can be cleaned outside or in the tub.  Congratulations on your new stove!

Too bad this is so far; it would definitely find a home with me if it were closer.

Wrong coast for me!  The same seller has a cooktop and wall oven from the same set up for grabs as well:   Cooktop: http://inlandempire.craigslist.org/app/5045369000.html Wall oven: http://inlandempire.craigslist.org/app/5045334799.html http://inlandempire.craigslist.org/app/5045362315.html

Oh how I wish this was on the East coast!   The same seller has a few other NOS appliances too. Cooktop: http://inlandempire.craigslist.org/app/5045369000.html Wall oven: http://inlandempire.craigslist.org/app/5045334799.html http://inlandempire.craigslist.org/app/5045362315.html

I'd love the bins and the door shelf trim if they are still available.  I have an almost identical fridge, but the shelf trim is rough.  If the cold controls have not been snatched up, I'd be interested in those as well.

That sunny yellow 40" is stunning. I'm surprised that color wasn't more popular.

That's beautiful, but not for $800.

I have the smaller version of this; it looks like my '62 (but could be a '63).  If it's the larger version, it should be 18.8 cu. ft.

Someone was asking about this specific fridge over on the Super forum.  Not sure if they bought it or not.

I checked when it was still running and it isn't building up ice.  It runs fine for a few days and then just stops and thaws and doesn't restart.  I gave the undercarriage a pretty thorough cleaning when we first got it, as it was pretty choked up with dust and grime.  That improved the running...

I've finally gotten around to starting work on our vintage fridge (thanks in part to having to tear down our stove over the winter to do some repair work).  The fridge will hold temps for roughly 2-3 days and then just stop.  Is this the cold control or the defrost timer?  The fridge is a GE...

I have the Motorola in the original post, pic #4.  I'd love to get my hands on that one, as mine is missing the UHF insiginia in the center (and it'd be nice to have a backup tube, since it's from '53).  There are a lot of nice looking sets posted!  Thanks for sharing!

People seem to assume that if an appliance is turquoise or pink it's always from the 50s.  I don't get it.

The price has dropped to $100.  I wouldn't mind seeing better inside shots; mine is missing the trim around the butter warmer.  I'd love to see what it looked like to see if I can track down a replacement.  

I'm almost positive; it's sitting high up on a shelf and it looks like the folding one above. That hardware store is my go-to supply place, as the guy buys out old closed businesses and has stuff that can't be found at the big box stores. It's fantastic. I'll ask about it the next time I'm...

Sounds like the Speed Heat is out on this stove.

There's a NOS 24" NuTone hood like this at a local hardware store near us. It's copper and it kills me every time I see it because it won't fit in our kitchen (We need a 30"). The dang thing still has all of the stickers on it!

I love the style on the 14 series; I have a 15 series awaiting installation, but I would so trade it for a 14 series!

Oh!  That Frigidaire!  Sunny yellow appears to have not been a popular color; it's only the second or third one I've seen in a few years.

I'm tempted to pick up one of those '63s for parts.  I have a sunny yellow version that I do not want to replace ever.  The stove is built like a tank!