1950's GE portable dishwasher for sale

[travis]

I need to let a few of my playthings go to new homes. I bought this from another member a few years ago. I have never used it. It's in great shape, though dusty from storage now. I am looking for $150.00. The impeller looks good.

 

[travis]

more pics

 

[travis]

last pic

 

[turquoisedude]

Nice!! It looks very much like my '56 Mobile Maid - this was the last year that the GE portables had a bakelite impeller. Definitely worth saving!!

 

[christfr]

very nice have you ever run it??? I wonder if I have room hum?

 

[turquoisedude]

Sure you do!

Mobile Maids take up very little space you know...

 

 

[christfr]

ya know id love it but I think for a while I had better be a good boy

 

[travis]

Chris,

You know you want it!

I have never used it. It's in very good shape.

 

[turquoisedude]

Being good is overrated anyway... LOL

 

[christfr]

yea I know.. trust me I know.. but it sure is pretty

 

[travis]

The weather cooled off, so I did some cleaning. Here are some better pictures.

 

[travis]

Some crud in the bottom. I didn't have anything other than 409 and Windex though.

 

[travis]

The racks look good

 

[travis]

Another

 

[travis]

Top rack

 

[travis]

Front view

 

[travis]

Very pink

 

[travis]

side view

 

[travis]

other side

 

[travis]

top

 

[travis]

I am just letting everyone know that I did a little test without water. The water valve solenoid clicks, the motor runs, the timer advances and the heating element works.

I have now lowered the price to $100. It is missing the back panel.

 

[sel8207]

back panel

Would anyone at this site happen to know where to get a back panel? Curious. Les

 

[rustyspaatz]

It would be easy enough to make one out of sheet metal panning, used in HVAC. You could find that at Home Depot, most likely.

While you're at it, replace that cord.

I looks more wrinkled and frayed than a Romney supporter.