xpanam
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Frome the look of the inside and the wash arm.I would say never been used!
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1958 Kitchen Aid Dishwasher - New - Never Used w/ Manual
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toploader55
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WOW !!!
WOW! WOW! WOW !
WOW! WOW! WOW !
Eddie
something tells me you need this!!!
something tells me you need this!!!
toploader55
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Hi Jon
Nope.
I don't need this one. I have a beauty with the infamous $300.00 Brand New Cast Iron Drain Valve Thank You very much.
Nope.
I don't need this one. I have a beauty with the infamous $300.00 Brand New Cast Iron Drain Valve Thank You very much.
Classic caprice
I believe he's looking for a dishwasher of this vintage. I also think it's a portable he's looking for and he's right there in Virginia.
I believe he's looking for a dishwasher of this vintage. I also think it's a portable he's looking for and he's right there in Virginia.
So Facebook has invaded eBay now, too? It's like the Blob in the movie of the same name.
redcarpetdrew
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It really is beautiful. Question. Not having seen one in the flesh before, did the power cord come with what looks like a two prong adapter with the little ground wire that attaches to the center screw on the outlet?
RCD
RCD
Older Style Grounded Power Cord
Yes this is the original style grounded power cord, you replaced the outlet cover screw with one that came with the appliance that had a post sticking out and you connected the loose wire on it and then plugged in the DW, I don't thing that this system was in use very long as by 1959 the current style three pronged style cords appeared on washers and portable DWs. I think that all outlets in new homes were the grounded style by about 1962, refrigerators did not get grounded cords till about 1969.
Yes this is the original style grounded power cord, you replaced the outlet cover screw with one that came with the appliance that had a post sticking out and you connected the loose wire on it and then plugged in the DW, I don't thing that this system was in use very long as by 1959 the current style three pronged style cords appeared on washers and portable DWs. I think that all outlets in new homes were the grounded style by about 1962, refrigerators did not get grounded cords till about 1969.
classiccaprice
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It would be lovely, but I'm picking up my own vintage machine next week. 
I do love the K.A. I know it will find a great home.
I do love the K.A. I know it will find a great home. 
wireman
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GAWJUS! Hope somebody deserving gets to enjoy it.
xpanam
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I'm picking up my own vintage machine next week
May we ask what brand it is? Or do we have to suffer!
May we ask what brand it is? Or do we have to suffer!
classiccaprice
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xpanam
Hint: It is pictured on an active thread in this forum.
If you can't find it, I'll tell you next week.
Hint: It is pictured on an active thread in this forum.
If you can't find it, I'll tell you next week.
The coppertone Hotpoint?
