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I have two GM Frigidaire 1-18’s I’m considering parting with. One is a 76’ model and spotless. The other is ‘75 model also very clean but some pitting on the dashboard. The ‘75 works fine but last time I ran it it leaked some on the spin so the shroud might need to be sealed a little better. The...

Oh no Roger was one of the hosts of the Tucson wash-in years ago, maybe 2007? I had such a nice time meeting him and spending time at his place with all the folks and machines. So sorry to hear he’s passed away.

Locals always welcome! I’ve only fixed up machines for my neighbors once when they wanted older Maytags again. I was happy to do it for them. Always open to having a little workshop of sorts and fixing a machine together

Thank you! You guys are the best!! Get these machines all fixed up and then it’ll be time for a PNW wash-in!

I wonder If this one is at all compatible https://www.ebay.com/itm/255716467899?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=-eU1ryC0SSS&sssrc=2349624&ssuid=lJ7c16C9SuS&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY

They are an amazing find It’s crazy what is still lurking out there. I love when we can save these machines from an otherwise unfortunate future. They are no different than classic cars to me. Some deserve to be preserved as an important part of Americana.

Maybe a later cousin To my ‘67 Whirlpool.

This is why… A toddler in the early 1980’s would strip naked just run his grandmother’s ‘69 FilterFlo! Compared to our 80 series belt drive with the DA agitator, the GE was hands down a showstopper!

Really beautiful These were my favorite GE designs. Nostalgic for me but also they’re just very attractive.

Thanks! John L: the panel backlit areas are actually glass. The pieces are there but at some point it was broken. I noticed a crack had formed on the water level glass panel as well. But if you have it then I’d be so happy to get it! You are welcome to visit and stay anytime!

It is a suds saver This is my third suds saver machine now. ‘64 and ‘65 model seventy and a ‘67 Whirlpool suds saver as well.

Thank you! It’s been a great week for collecting! Some beautiful machines have been saved!

Thanks to a slight nudge from John L., I was coaxed into saving these machines. These are my first coppertone appliances. An elderly lady purchased these in June of 1965 and they remained in the same home until today. She passed away a few months ago so her granddaughter is struggling with...

I will get them if available still My garage is getting packed with machines. Will definitely need to move a few of them out of the collection and these look work saving for sure. I’m kind of done with 1-18’s so I’m hoping to find good homes for them. The 1970 Kenmore 800 will be broken down...

Mini basket I have several so I might have one to fit this machine. Will check today.

Nice set up for grabs in Portland, OR. I’ve sent an email to the lister to see if they’re still available. They don’t mention a price. Just “come and get’em!” I don’t need more but if someone wants these I’m happy to help...

Maybe a video like this? I’ve never seen the gentle speed.

Beautiful find Glad you got these! Honestly, had I seen that link for eBay, I’d have snagged them. They are a unicorn. I keep crossing my fingers for a Versatronic set. I’m always curious about the history behind such well-preserved machines such as these. All of my GE washer came to me as...

Wow! Years ago I saw one of these pop up in portland very briefly and I missed it. It’s a 1968 for sure. Same clutch mechanism as my 3-speed machine. Amazing find and definitely a crown jewel of a set. Congratulations!

GE 4-speed programmed set? 1968?