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MW Signature Norge.

Oooooooooooo Nate Sounds like Alternative Heaven to me! We got the little Wards Signature Westinghouse top-loader at a fantastic MCM home here in Tucson, that was pendant light/floating fireplace/flocked wallpaper-delicious, and *every* appliance was Wards. The box fan, the heater, the...

DW I'll spray-paint it turquoise to sweeten the deal. ;-)

Alas Thanks, all--I'd love to do a review to add another suite to the Machines of Ill Repute, but I've no room or time for wayward kids these days, so I posted it here in the hope that someone who loves--*looks over at it skeptically*--this--will have a chance to save it from a likely...

Pics Very cool. Who wouldn't want a programmed dishwasher? Maybe this one burpalates...

This is the Fedders/Tappan/whatever design, not a D&M rebadge. It would appear to be model KDU2480A. In case you need to get worked up by the brochure: http://www.automaticwasher.org/cgi-bin/TD/TD-VIEWTHREAD.cgi?32806 http://tucson.craigslist.org/app/5959646421.html

What was I thinking? I forgot to update the packaging to match today's requirements.

No worries Team Graphic Design has got this.

Hey! It's a 1-...10ish.

Swearing by (or at) anything Both the Mobile Maid and this D&M are extremely cool and capable machines. You've also proven your tenacity and skill at taking on some killer mechanical projects, so I think either would be workable in the bigger context. That said... I have found one golden...

And now Here's what they became--for shame. (The MW store is an approximation, but it's close; the Sears and Penneys stores are, sadly, actual.)

Style and substance Here in Tucson, our Wards opened with the El Con mall, before they leveled the adjacent El Conquistador resort. It looked a lot like the Wonderland store in Kevin's post, but in its later years, was a beige stuccoed monolith, with the lousy 70s logo to the end. It was...

Our resident Montgomery Ward groupie out of Tucson

GEs and detritus The machines with the back-wall filters are phenomenal performers. Alas, this isn't one of them. They're okay once you master loading the top rack. With most of these, I gave up trying to wash tall tumblers above, because they'd end up with debris spritzed into the glass...

Some possible answers I had the front-load portable version of this, so I'll infer that it's similar feature-wise. (If that's not the case, someone who has had this beast can chime in.) - Does it heat the water itself? Yes, if you select the 150-degree wash option, it will pause to raise...

Montgomery Ward ...ceased to be in spring of 2001. The branding and IP rights were purchased by an online retailer, who uses the name only. There's no affiliation between the two companies beyond that.

D&M This is a D&M, code 587 references D&M/Frigidaire. How cool! I've never seen a rear-panel model! Good luck with your purchase, that'll be so fun!

Somebody pass him the smelling salts! That is fabulous!  I loved our Custom Imperial wash-arm machine from the late seventies.  Well, in looks, at least.  I never could get it to perform well with non-softened water, no matter how much I dinked around with it and tried different detergents. ...

some of you guys are really living right x2.  That is just phenomenal.  Congratulations on exquisite finds!!

But... ...could you do it for three-and-a-half hours? ;-)