A Chambers Electric Range...

[norgeway]

Now this I have never seen!!!

http://baltimore.craigslist.org/atq/3687777076.html

 

[firedome]

Colloquially known as the Chambers Model "D"

officially it was the "M-9H" or some such... made after Chambers was sold to RangeAire around 1958... we had this exact range, but with gas burners, a few years ago, typical Chambers quality, weighs over 500 lbs... you really need 4 people to move one! This electric version is seldom seen.

We got rid of it and use the '58 GE at home now, but an Electric Chambers "In-A-Wall" oven at camp, with a Chambers 27" propane gas cooktop, as the electricity goes out on a fairly regular basis there!

 

[appnut]

Had no clue ever existed.

 

[rp2813]

It's in beautiful condition, and for the way it's built, a steal at $500.  The perfect solution for the person who loves the Chambers look, design, and engineering but hates gas.

 

[xpanam]

Now that's nice!

 

[tomturbomatic]

Chambers made some real styling advances before they were bought by KitchenAid so that KA could have a line of builtin cooking equipment; you can see the modernity that RangeAire brought to Chambers. I think I remember that John did service for an architect that had an electric Chambers, but all of the surface units were 8 inch. This range also looks like it has 8 inch surface units.

In the trade-in blue book, the model AR-9-H appears in 1967. These models are 38 inches wide.