50's whirlpool Imperial fridge - $40 (9 mile/Inkster)
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Success! Yeah, thanks to all - and you're welcome. It's a real pleasure to see vintage stuff go to an enthusiast.
Sure is a nice one, and I would expect cleaning anyways.
Jeff - when you get it cleaned and positioned, we'd like to see it in its new surroundings.
Best wishes on the rest of the adventure.
Sure is a nice one, and I would expect cleaning anyways.
Jeff - when you get it cleaned and positioned, we'd like to see it in its new surroundings.
Best wishes on the rest of the adventure.
That's a nice find - happy you were able to get it.
I'm still amazed at how complete that fridge is. For that alone, it's a rare find.
Is there any outward evidence of a fan existing in the door? Have you plugged it in and given it a listen yet?
I'm betting it will clean up well enough to be presentable in any kitchen. I got good results on my '57 Combination using Meguiar's Car Cleaner/Wax. Appliance touch-up (the kind that comes in a White-Out type of applicator bottle) super-sparingly applied will make those small areas of missing paint disappear.
Congratulations -- chances are slim to none that you'll find another of that same model in better shape and with all of its parts.
And btw, who stole my idea for the eggs?
Is there any outward evidence of a fan existing in the door? Have you plugged it in and given it a listen yet?
I'm betting it will clean up well enough to be presentable in any kitchen. I got good results on my '57 Combination using Meguiar's Car Cleaner/Wax. Appliance touch-up (the kind that comes in a White-Out type of applicator bottle) super-sparingly applied will make those small areas of missing paint disappear.
Congratulations -- chances are slim to none that you'll find another of that same model in better shape and with all of its parts.
And btw, who stole my idea for the eggs?
