Check out our GE P7 stove

[seventiesgal]

Hi, folks! We’ve been in the process of slowly converting all our appliances to vintage versions. To that end, new-to-us General Electric P7 range/oven! It’s been a long slog with a lot of false starts and unexpected obstacles, but it finally worked out. It’s clean and operates like a dream

 

[pulltostart]

That's a beautiful range!  Once upon a time, I had one of these but mine was a little older than yours and had an analog clock.  It worked like a charm and had fabulous styling.

 

Enjoy your stove!!!

 

lawrence

 

[appnut]

Corby, that's a beautiful range. I found out fall of 1985 I was being transferred from Houston to central Texas and friends of mine from church had moved from Michigan a couple of years earlier and had brought their GE range just like what Lawrence had with them because they dind't want to leave such a new range behind and their new house had all built-in appliances. And I drooled over the range they had stored in their garage every time I saw it they even offered to selel it to me and I cam very close to buying it because it was the epitome of a GE range at the time. But I turned them down because the new house I was buying was only 1.5 years old and had a fully coordinated/matching grop of kitchen appliances that were Hotpoint brushed chrome & black glass and I was finally going to have a kitchen with all matching appliances and I wanted that. Even though the new house had a side-in Hotpoint range but was only continuous cleaning. I was miffed the couple of built the house dind't spring for the self-clean version of the range they selected. And I had to wait 31 more years before I fnally got my self-cleaning oven range.

 

[rp2813]

Nice range!  Not as clunky looking as the ones with analog digital clock (we had one briefly until we remodeled our kitchen and went with a dual fuel rig in 1990), but it retains the same styling otherwise.

 

Parts like heating elements for stove top and oven/broiler are still easy to find too!

 

[qsd-dan]

It's hard to beat the performance and durability of these older GE ranges.

 

That kitchen looks fantastic!

 

[jamiel]

That is an interesting de-contenting, though, with no Sensi-Temp on the large burner (only the coil size). I believe the analog-clock version of this had the 6-8-Griddle sensi-temp element (though may have been from a prior year--had a friend's mom with that...her husband was a GE employee so doubtless they got a deal).

 

[vacerator]

Lovely 70's Kitchen too!

Clean cabinets, unclutered styling! My ex's mother had the same, but orange counter tops.

 

[kevin313]

That stove is a real beauty and looks right at home in your kitchen!

Enjoy many wonderful meals prepared with your GE range!