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I am buying a completely restored Kitchen-Aid but can't find out what year it was made. It has a light blue dual agitator with a metal opening in the middle for softeners and a white porcelain basket. The machine is white but the controls are contained in a black facade with the letters/numerals...

look-alike Go to the cyber museum, click on General Electric and go down to the 1978 model...VERY similar except the dials are labeled SLIGHTLY differently...that's Beckee the GE

Clowns! Hardey har har lightedcontrols...well as for fixing it, cant do I am better at doing laundry than fixing the thing and I guess you have to have money to do that but how would or could I get it fixed?? what's this about a cement block?!$&$@

NOTE I think it's actually dated 1978 (oops) and I am not a mechanic but I do know the tub is out of line and when it washes I hear a kink every 5 seconds causing the machine to shake for a sec (hard to explain) and how do you get rid of that vintage stink??

one more thing.... I will scan a pic of it when am able too

I live in an apartment complex (also vintage, built 1964) anywho...my neighbor has an early 1970's GE washing machine that is in need of repair (they don't use it anyway) it washes but the tub is out of line and it shakes like a madwoman when it hits the spin cycle, probably needs to be interior...

I am looking for a vintage washing machine from either the 50's or 60's to buy. I am giving a large area to look from since they are nearly impossible to find these days. Any hints?