1965 Frigidaire Imperial Washer and dryer in turquoise. For sale

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sudslock1

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For sale. I've decided to part with a few of my machines and use the money towards other interests. Therefore, I am going to sell my 1965 Frigidaire Imperial washer and dryer in turquoise. They are both top of the line and are in near mint condition. They both work and would be the centerpiece of any collection. I am asking $1500 for both and they are located in their birth city of Dayton Ohio. Email me with any questions you might have.

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Dave

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Beauitful

I wish I had the money!!!! They are beautiful!!! Good Luck! I hope they go to a good home.

Joe
 
I never thought these would become available!

Dave--
Please keep us updated on the status of these--That is my personal all time fave set of machines, and I would LOVE to have them in my home....
 
As you look at the photo of the washer, the timer window looks like it is off center. This guy or girl must be either a crack head , ice head or real desperate for cash. As nice as they look, they were very problematic.That's why you don't see many of them around anymore. Torn bellows that leaked into the trans., broken plastic clutch, faulty capacitor, rattling loose agitators,and lid rust were just some of the problems a few of our neighbors who had them where I grew up had. Ms. Miller got hers at The Hecht Company. She said the salesman tried to sell her a floor model Duracrest ( like the older Kelvinator) but she wanted one in a box. After five repairs in two years, she replaced it with a Fabric Matic.
 
Chuck, you're right about these sometimes having problems, loose agitators and the rest (and the main problem is getting spare parts when you need them) but being problematic doesn't mean they aren't desirable to some... If I had the money, I'd be driving to Ohio to get this set. Unfortunately, at the moment, I couldn't even afford to drive to Ohio to pick them up! There are two reasons for that:

1st: I never had a big income and I currently have no income at all and health problems that keep me out of work...

2nd: I don't mind spending a lot more than what most people would for a lot of things that I want, until there's no more money or credit to get them... 

 

And I already have a white set of these that I use 2-3 times a week and I just love them! I got both from other members and with help from Paul who hauled the washer all the way from Iowa to Montreal for me and I consider myself to be very lucky to have all that help!

 

I didn't pay much for them and I did have to repair the washer before I could use it but I like this set so much that no money would get it out of my hands (even if I badly need some money at the moment!).  

 

I wouldn't want to rely on just a set of these to do my laundry but if I had the set above, I think I wouldn't even use it! I just happen to love that color and I'd want to preserve that set for as long as I live!
 
Well......

Laundromat I'm not sure why you felt the need to call me names seeing as how you don't know me but that's your karma to deal with not mine. Yes the indicator dial glass had come loose from the panel but I fixed that and all it cost was some glue and twenty minutes of my day. Furthermore, I don't give two hoots in hell how "problematic" these units were, they are very beautiful and as you can see desirable. As I see it these machines has a lot in their favor. Color, condition, completeness, rareness and lastly style. Look at people on here who covet the Maytag Combo washer/dryer. A machine so awful it's own creator tried to wipe it from the face of the earth! However, all it's problems it had style and at least if
It didn't work it's owner would get lots of admiration for the sheer fact they possessed such a rare unit. Now I am sure there could be more of these somewhere but they were owned by one person and were in a high end modern house with an upstairs laundry in Dayton. That means they were not in a wet or dusty basement. Also, I have the original manuals for both as well as the sales brochure and bill of sale. Lastly, I don't do drugs nor am I desperate for money. Not that's it's any of your business but I'm a musician and I found a very nice Hammond B3 that I wish to purchase and the $10,000 asking price is very fair but a little over my current means. I decided a few months ago to mainly focus on combos and not w/d sets. Therefore, if I can sell these to someone who would love them very much and I can get to my goal and get my organ then I'm happy.
 
Crack head? Ice head?

Hey "Laundromat",

That was really stupid thing to say! Listen to what you wrote! If that sounds good to you, do us all a favor, find somewhere else to run your mouth.

It is not even my machine, and nor do I know the owner. However, I'm not going to sit back and let some self important blowhard alienate another club member!

Is anyone else out there sick of all the opinionated experts, that are always complaining about outrageous prices, condition, or stupid people on Craigslist? I would rather hang out with the person that isn't in the "know" about what they are selling, than the overly critical, self proclaimed expert.

If you aient got nothin good to say, shut your pie hole! Reading critical crap, takes the fun out, and "dumbs" us all down!
 
These are simply beautiful!  I wish I had extra cash and a bigger house!
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John, I am in complete agreement with you--

this sort of thing just does NOT exist in any substantial number anymore. They will fetch a good price...and honestly I am also considering them myself. They're insanely appealing.

Allen
 

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