Paired with a newer WP dryer - $150 for the pair in Knoxville, TN.
lawrence
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repairguy
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Nice with mini wash! 1972?
Definitely no newer than 1972. 1973 debuted a new design.
lawrence
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bradfordwhite
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Apparently this is an abandoned druggie house or something. Who lives like this?
But we shouldn't complain as it's the apathetic morals of such that allow a nearly 50 year old appliance, like this, to co-exist so that hunters like ourselves can ultimately enjoy.
I'm just amazed it's lasted all these years. I suppose people who can only afford (or remember) to do laundry once or twice a month saves a lot on detergent and wear and tear on the machines. In fact, I don't see any detergent at all. Maybe they are more of a rinse only and dry with fabric sheets to save spending money on detergent.
But we shouldn't complain as it's the apathetic morals of such that allow a nearly 50 year old appliance, like this, to co-exist so that hunters like ourselves can ultimately enjoy.
I'm just amazed it's lasted all these years. I suppose people who can only afford (or remember) to do laundry once or twice a month saves a lot on detergent and wear and tear on the machines. In fact, I don't see any detergent at all. Maybe they are more of a rinse only and dry with fabric sheets to save spending money on detergent.
Certainly looks like a 1972 N line with the black box surround for the timer, maybe something like a WWA8400N. Really cool washer, bummer of a house it is in.
Ben
Ben
toploadloyalist
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I had neighbors back in my childhood who had this particular model in this color. I remember that opening the lid did NOT stop the agitation, as in later models. Any idea what year GE washers first did that?
