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I believe after they abandoned 'Filter-flo' badging/design, they called the new product/design 'Quite By Design'. lawrence

Definitely no 'bells and whistles' to worry about breaking. lawrence

If you search ebay for '1956 Hotpoint advertising' you will find a few links to ads and one catalog that features their 40" ranges. I can't get the links or the pics to save and load. Based on what's shown, I don't think yours is TOL as that one features a meat thermometer, rotisserie, and a...

I have an abbreviated 1957 Hotpoint catalog. Only one 40" range is shown, probably the TOL model, no model number given. The catalog lists the 40" model numbers - RD26, RC25, RB74,4B73, RB72, and RB71. Don't know if these are ascending or descending order. My guess is that yours is either a...

Not bad if the whole package is $75. They're all almost-BOL appliances, but with no interior shots who knows what's lurking behind doors. The range is probably the nicest of the three pieces; it does have an automatic oven and a window in the door. lawrence

Late to the game, but... The washer appears to be a WWA8350 and could have been produced from 1973 through 1976. After 1976 the consoles were revised to include all of that faux woodgrain that I know we all love and covet. Too bad it doesn't appear to include the Mini Basket, otherwise it's a...

My guess would be that this one is a 1958 model, based on the 'R' in the model number. It can't be any older than 1957 as that was when GE introduced their 'Straight Line Styling'. It can't be any newer than 1961 as in 1962 GE changed from the oven knobs on this range to another design. The...

Looks to be very well preserved! Definitely worth saving - if not by you, by someone. lawrence

It appears that the toe panel did change from black to white in 1970. My information doesn't include anything on the 40" ranges but does show the 30" version of this stove. For those (J339) models, in 1970 the surface unit controls changed from 5-heat pushbuttons to infinite heat rotary...

It would have to be 1970 as it has two grounded convenience outlets. These were omitted after 1975. lawrence

I believe these are a very basic DD pair - so basic that they don't even say 'Kenmore'. They're badged 'Capri', located in Gautier, MS. $350 for the pair. lawrence https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1930692387724981/

Very mid-century looking plastic laminate kitchen cabinets - lots of them in turquoise and white with aluminum supports. The whole kitchen for $2500 in Pensacola, FL...

Looks rough, but might be good for parts. $50 in Mobile, AL https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/2538685539827415/?ref=search&referral_code=null&referral_story_type=post&tracking=browse_serp%3A2cae1a8a-df15-4193-b79b-6cc24938159f lawrence

David - thanks for sharing this video! I'm always fascinated by your knowledge and skills. Very entertaining to watch and learn. I definitely know who to contact if/when I have refrigerator problems! lawrence

My thermostat is set on 80 degrees. There are two ceiling fans (den and my bedroom) and I'm normally in shorts and a t-shirt. I paid my most recent power bill this morning - $92.

Can't tell from the photos if it's a single-speed or two-speed model (speed could be built-into the timer), also can't tell if it's standard capacity or large capacity; but I can see that it includes a Mini-Basket.

Robert's 1957 Charcoal pair definitely rate at or near the top of the chart. However, speaking for myself, either of these (with matching dryer) are just as cool with their styling. lawrence

Thank you for this fun site, and best wishes for your future. lawrence

Took early possession of my new place on March 24th, closing was on March 28th.  I have possession of the old house through today   These were delivered and installed this morning.   lawrence

Update So after a lengthy time of thinking and looking and weeping and wailing and gnashing of teeth, I bought a pair of Speed Queens this morning. (TC5003 and DC5003).  I was comparing 4 dealers and at least 3 product options and then ran into availability and delivery issues and basically ran...