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Are they NUTS??? $100,000?
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lotsosudz
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Polish Singer
The Singer from Poland is a steal at 24,000. Im sure it will sell any day (not)!!!!
You Go Girl. Another person that needs a crainialectomy. Its deep up that crevice.
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David
The Singer from Poland is a steal at 24,000. Im sure it will sell any day (not)!!!!
You Go Girl. Another person that needs a crainialectomy. Its deep up that crevice.
Hugs
David
He will probably have it for a long time. He admits that he did not purchase it so he's just trying to make money off scrap metal the previous owners did not bother to move. I hope he gets a hernia from it.
They would get a hernia moving that. Around here, they were used as living room heaters in the early 1900's before furnaces heated a house. I knew them as being called a Heatrola.
Heatrola
Was a trademark of Estate Stove Co. of Hamilton, OH. The company was bought by NOMA in 1945, then by RCA in 1952. RCA Estate then merged with Whirlpool, Sears, and Seeger Refrigerator Co. in 1955, and became Whirlpool-Seeger, now known as Whirlpool Corp. As a result, Whirlpool got the rights to use the RCA trademark on appliances until the mid 60's.
Was a trademark of Estate Stove Co. of Hamilton, OH. The company was bought by NOMA in 1945, then by RCA in 1952. RCA Estate then merged with Whirlpool, Sears, and Seeger Refrigerator Co. in 1955, and became Whirlpool-Seeger, now known as Whirlpool Corp. As a result, Whirlpool got the rights to use the RCA trademark on appliances until the mid 60's.
The nuts are out again!What was that seller huffing???100K for a junk heater????We have seen it all!!
They're still out there
This guy has been trying to sell this $20.00 worth of scrap for $2495.00 for years now.
This guy has been trying to sell this $20.00 worth of scrap for $2495.00 for years now.
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warehouse clubs used to sell Estate branded low-mid level Whirlpool appliances in the 80's-90's.
warehouse clubs used to sell Estate branded low-mid level Whirlpool appliances in the 80's-90's.
I had an Estate SxS fridge that we bought when we bought this house in 1998. Picked the fridge up at Sam's. My mother's WP and my now MT are exactly the same fridges with different shelves inside (and mine has a water filter in the bottom).
