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Dude, I never heard of this site until now thanks to you, I got hooked on this site right away. Thanks Gansky!

I was just looking at the 1979 GE catalogue and saw that there was the undersink dishwasher model that had the cycle knob on the cabinet instead of the control panel like the 70's Maytags. we lived in a townhouse that had that GE model. in fact all the appliances were original and they all were...

Interesting find Launderess.

Reply to Jsneaker Yeah but they obviously don't make 'em like they used to. lol.

question about the GE portable Dryer I remember as a lad we had a matching portable GE portable washer and dryer set, and I remember that it did not have an exhaust vent hookup. My question to anyone who ever owned one is, how was it even possible to operate a dryer with no outside exhausting?

Oh and the GE Potscrubber 2 is my favorite.

what is the dishwasher brand in the first picture.

Unimatic1140 Yeah so was I.

Odd, I thought Bradford only made Norge.

I'm Jealous there's a GE Spacemaker in the background of the fourth picture between the two visible stacked washer and dryers.

Kind of reminds me of Fred's Appliances theres one store in Spokane and one in Coeur D'alene Idaho.

I have several favorites such as the GE filter flo control panel that has the wood tone, Maytag center dial, BD Whirlpools from the 60's/70's, the 60's GE filter flo control panel and the design of the control panels of the GE Impeller washers. (ones with the blue impeller)

a reply for Mickey The one I used to have had a shower head like flume so probably the pressure on these machines aren't very strong.

Mistereric yours looks like you just bought it brand new.

That's alright Martin take your time. Remind us when you do.

What about a video? Not that I'm trying to rush you or anything.

Reply to DADoes Yeah I remember the motor shuts off before the brake kicks in. mine was loud as heck during the spin cycle with severe vibration and sounded like a helicopter while ramping to speed. The sounds of the machine I love the most is the pump, the sound of it coasting down, and the...

Aren't they a Beauty?

I had that same model back in '96. please if you're a youtube member post a video of it in action. The lid switch is hidden I believe in the right hinge of the lid, so I've been told.

Was it hard to drive with all that stuff? LOL!