wringersteve
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A beautiful machine, but...
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I've usually seen professionally overhauled machines of this vintage in decent shape go for between $150 and $300. And this one is a gravity drain to boot! Best of luck to that seller!
I've usually seen professionally overhauled machines of this vintage in decent shape go for between $150 and $300. And this one is a gravity drain to boot! Best of luck to that seller!
mr-maytag
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Agreed...and the agitate knob isn't original. It should be chrome on this model, not turquoise.
It's "Made by The Dependability People"... Maybe that's why...
-- Dave
-- Dave
Seller is "downsizing"
and dreaming that this washer will finance a lot more of the retirement than it really will. Makes me think of Starkist: Sorry Charlie. On the other hand, I really hope the seller is not one of the many victims of the economy or someone pushed to the brink by medical bills.
and dreaming that this washer will finance a lot more of the retirement than it really will. Makes me think of Starkist: Sorry Charlie. On the other hand, I really hope the seller is not one of the many victims of the economy or someone pushed to the brink by medical bills.
polkanut
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Good luck with that price! Even if the gyratator control knob were the correct one, that price is ridiculous.
mr-maytag
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HAHA You're right, Tim. My new old stock E2LPS wasn't even close to that price.
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