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Yep... Especially the TVs with the round CRT from the 1950s. Later sets go for much less.

Beautiful That is a real good looking set. Love them with those types of legs. here is my 1957 RCA deluxe.

Another Nice Early Color TV http://www.ebay.com/itm/191195124949?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649

I Still Do My 1957 Hotpoint cobination refrigerator used every day in my kitchen needs to be defrosted maybe every couple of months or so. I take a hairdryer to it with a pan to collect the water and it does not really take that long.

Perfect Thanks I will order them and give that a try.

I have a Maytag dryer that seems to only heat when it feels likie it. When first turned on the ignitor glows and then I hear the click. Sometimes the flame is produced after the clicking sound and other times nothing happens and no flame is produced. Other times the flame is ignited and I think...

I may have the same problem... on my 1979 Maytag gas dryer. Where do you buy these coils and are they difficult to change out? I already changed the thermostats for new ones.

Just Like Mine... I have the exact same refrigerator used daily in my kitchen. 1957 model runs great like the day it was made. Amazing quality.

I Really Need.... Any turquoise Maytag dryer that would be a good match for my turquoise A702.

No Way For That Price I bought one exactly like this one in excellent nearly like new looking condition and function for $200 so this person is way out of line.

A Few Times... I have used Plycon Van Lines with very good results. They blanket wrap it so saves on the cost of packing it. I have also used TSC Moving also with good results but they are limited in the areas they serve and take much longer to deliver then Plycon.

Yes... I sold it on e-Bay to another member from the Palm Springs area.

I hate when a seller does that.... When they state 'Not sure if working' or 'Have not tried it to see if it works' Why not? When they do not even give it a try or plug it in that tells me it does not work.

I had the same dryer.... but in Harvest Gold color. It is a 1972 Sears Kenmore.

Another fool asking $8,000 for this beat up refrigerator. Warped freezer door and missing crisper drawer. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=251466654334&ssPageName=ADME:B:SS:US:1123

I agree The refrigerator itself is beautiful and amazing but that price. Love the buy it now price. Wow.

Here we have yet another person who has no clue. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=231159156890&ssPageName=ADME:B:SS:US:1123

Thanks Will ground them. Can you use the cold water pipe that goes to a hot water heater or the pipe that goes to the washer itself?

The washer and dryer still have the original plugs. If the plug has only two prongs then not grounded. If three then it must have in the built in ground wire. I'll have to check and see how my machines are. Better safe then sorry to hook up ground wire I suppose.

On the back of my vintage washer and dryers there is a labeled grounding screw. Does this have to be connected to a cold water pipe or is it not really needed?