Anyone want a Radarange?

[hooverwheelaway]

Dad sold his house, we've been emptying it out.

This is free to a good home (just pay for the shipping).

It's a bit dirty on the inside; I'll clean it out if there's a taker.

We've had this since 1985... one of my early childhood memories is Grandma and Grandpa bringing this over to our house.

Otherwise, it's gonna get pitched on Friday.

~Fred

 

[hooverwheelaway]

Backside...

Manufacture date...

 

[tolivac]

Wouldn't this machine have sentimental value?-Sounds special.

 

[hooverwheelaway]

Eh..

Needs to go. I dont plan on using it ever... would rather see someone take it... but if not, out it goes.

 

[volvoguy87]

Radaranges are great!

I have 3 Radaranges a 1980, 1983, and 1984. They are the best microwaves I have ever used. Some friends recently bought a cheap White/Westinghouse model which isn't worth its $30.00 price! My Radaranges never seem to burn or over-heat the food inside, they are the best for popcorn, and their defrost cycle is just right. Put it on e-bay or Craigslist, it's too good to go to the trash. If noting else, send it to the Goodwill or Salvation Army and let someone who needs a cheap microwave have it, besides, you can get a tax break on it.

Don't trash good appliances that just need a home,
Dave

 

[veg-o-matic]

Aw, heck!

Freddy, if you don't mind sending it to MD, I'll give it a good home.

I got home from work one day to find that dear old Mom had broken my well-loved Radarange and I haven't gotten around to taking it to the repair shop. I can use this in the meantime then find a good home for it or my current one.

I'll send a private message in a minute.

veg