1974 Kenmore 70 series washer

[agiflow]

Letting a couple of my machines go. I would much rather this go to a serious collector who is a Kenmore fan instead of just randomly selling it on marketplace or OfferUp. Not looking to get a lot of money for this machine at all. I can't ship or deliver. Unfortunately the buyer will have to come to me. Sorry folks. Anyone in the New Jersey, New York or Philadelphia area who would want to come for this. Asking $175 for a lightly used machine that is in excellent shape. I can't tear this down if something goes wrong with it and it's better that people who know these machines get it.

 

[Chetlaham]

Pat, why would you sell off such an immense inspiration of a washer? Its like having the Mona Lisa in your home and giving it away at no cost. You will never find a better washer, or greater work of art. Let alone in such pristine condition.

Most other members who find such washer are absolutely rusted through and even after rebuild are terribly tired machines.


Treat yourself to true luxury as it were brand new in 1970.

 

[agiflow]

I changed my mind about it. Want keep this over the whirlpool. asked the webmaster to take this listing down l

 

[vacerator]

When did the suds saver go away for the Kenmore model "70"?

 

[agiflow]

No clue on that. Was it not an option until the end of the belt drives ?

 

[DADoES]

No clue on that. Was it not an option until the end of the belt drives ?

There were suds-saver direct-drives.

 

[vacerator]

Yes, I just looked it up. Through to the end of the tripod side mount models. Probably on the"90", 800 and Lady Kenmore models only. It was never an extra cost available option for lower model series.

 

[Chetlaham]

I changed my mind about it. Want keep this over the whirlpool. asked the webmaster to take this listing down l

Each washers is a 1 in 100 million blessing, let alone so many in pristine condition. It just does not happen. Do not give them away!