And now here's something we hope you'll really like.

[launderess]

Would love the washer but have no need nor room for the rest...

http://westernmass.craigslist.org/for/5538558922.html

 

[rp2813]

Hey Rocky!

Is that a gas dryer?

 

[launderess]

But that trick never works!

This time for sure!

Presto, yeah it is a gas dryer. *LOL*

 

[revvinkevin]

Hey Rocky! Is that a gas dryer?

If you are referring to the access door, not necessarily. If it were Maytag, yes, But Westinghouse had that access door and both gas & 220V models. I have a newer version of the same dryer in 220V and it has that access door (photo 3).

Kevin

 

[launderess]

Hey Bullwinkle, we're in real trouble now!

Oh good, Rocky! I hate that artificial kind!

*I stand corrected* LOL*

 

[chachp]

That poor cooktop!!

 

<span style="font-family: verdana,geneva;">Can you say road hard and put away wet?</span>

 

[yogitunes]

yeah, that access door was not only for a gas model, but in either model, it allowed you to reach through to secure the bolts in the front if stacking this set....

unique just the same......love the description on the panel.."new generation washer"

 

[turquoisedude]

I think I have the complete timer for that dryer...  

 

The dishwasher looks like a builder's model GE.  I see two cycle selections though - would it have had a Normal Wash and Rinse and Hold?  That 'sound insulated' label is a bit deceptive - I'm guessing even with it, this was a LOUD model.... LOL

 

[launderess]

That place must have water hard as bricks

To glaze up that washer's glass porthole as shown.