Antique GE dishwasher in original wooden crate - $50

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Holy Schmit, Bat-man !

Look at that crate!
There's more ACTUAL wood in that than an average household of todays new furniture.

I wonder if this is a portable version of an electric sink. Back then, there were still a fair number of homes getting there water from a hand pump.
 
It looks like one of mine

I am assuming this is the same model my dad picked up for me, albeit this one is in much better shape. It is a semi-automatic. Mine has a chipped impeller(so if anyone has an impeller they would like to part with...)
 
Gee, that brings back memories.

When I was growing up, we had a portable, round GE dishwasher--maybe the same as that one.  I was probably 4--6 years old, and already I was interested in kitchen appliances.  

The top was painted, not porcelain, and when it got hot during use, the paint could easily be scratched off.  Using the dishwasher was a lot of trouble since it had to be connected to the faucet (and that part was not good) and there was a switch that had to be moved, probably from wash to drain, and eventually my mother ditched it. I would love to see another, though, and I haven't.
 
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Ok after doing some homework I found the place that has this dishwasher seeing that no one messaged me back. I called them and the lady that handles the online sales is not in today (go figure) the gentleman I talked to said that they would not hold it for me and dint know how to do a card over the phone but took my name and number. He also said that “there has been a lot of interest in it surprisingly.”
 
Anthony

If you want it badly enough and you're able to make the drive today Id do it. Waiting even one day might not be a good thing considering you were told they would not hold it.
 

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