BEAUTIFUL 'FLAIR' STOVE- WHAT'S A GOOD PRICE???

[rocky2]

Hmmm

I really need to proof before I hit post. That last comment should have been "A bit of an addiction here".

Peter, congrats on being able to negotiate that price down. Keep us posted. By the way, I've enjoyed your posts on your rollermatics.

 

[soberleaf]

rocky2, is that bottom cabinet

part of the origional flair stove or something you added to it?

it's a very beautiful flair you have there, so shiny with all that chrome and those glass doors!

thanks for the rollermatic praise. more pics will be following soon as i get more done on them. i am priming and painting the outer tub (aka water container) on the 1965 custom imperial at this time but broke my digital camera several weeks ago and have to get another.

 

[rocky2]

Martin,

The Base cabinets are originals. This is what the inside of the double oven range base looks like. The shelves pull out.

 

[everythingold]

nice 30" Flair. hard to find, at least out here.

 

[amyswasher]

gas ones

I remember one time seeing one of these in a gas model. I think all for burners were in a row. I don't know exactly what brand it was, but it was basically the same design. I wonder if any are still around? It would seem like they would be to hard to maintain over the years.

 

[vacbear58]

Bewitched

Was this not the cooker that Samantha Stevens had in Bewitched? The early seasons at least. Given the reference to Chevrolet above were the other appliances Fridgadaire as well? To make a complete GM tie up
Al