Cleveland part2 - pink sinks, guess the part and hanging out with Larry

[everythingold]

Just like a game show..."Guess the part" Ready?

First up:

 

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#2

 

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#3

 

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Love NLA parts new in the box. Ok #4, what is it?

 

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#5

 

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This part is being modeled by my talented Brother in Law Ed. Handsome devil.

 

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#7

 

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Last one, if you get this then you are a winner!

 

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We could all use a little refresher on how to do laundry, right?

 

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This was supposed to be the washer instruction sign, I'm obviously a real genius LOL

 

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Anyone want an in the crate pink sink?

 

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or this one?

 

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Boxes of brand new NLA parts

 

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mini-basket anyone?

 

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temp probes are nice

 

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Agitator anyone?

 

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a few racks

 

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Pink carpet in the bag

 

[yogitunes]

Ed needs to work the "RUNWAY"....come on, sell it!

shake your little "TUSH" as you do your little turn on the CAT WALK!

do we have to teach you EVERYTHINGold?

WE know you're TOO SEXY, Matt!.....lol

 

[everythingold]

This could come in handy

 

[nmassman44]

well pic #3 is a Speed Queen dryer in the door lint filter....

 

[everythingold]

Well, ed and I could both use a little work on our runway struts. But practice makes perfect. Plus all the tranies, timers, switches, clocks etc. made me a little dizzy (or maybe ditsy?) So off to Larry's. Larry can be a little gruff on the phone (a common trait among Clevelanders) but what a guy! Ed and I spent awhile shooting the breeze and enjoying Larry's expertise and company. He hooked me up with the Flair parts I needed, and I was ecstatic when I saw his knob and element selection. Nothing worse than restoring a stove and not having a perfect set of knobs!

 

[everythingold]

Funny, Pete (Soberleaf) took about the exact same picture!

 

[everythingold]

A great trip. I escaped with a GE BFD, which amazed wifey, a 1-18, and a kiln! I like to mess around with smelting metals. Got back home to 23 voicemails and 19 emails. No rest for the wicked!

 

[yogitunes]

no...call me DITSY!.....I just finally caught on that your screen name is EVERYTHING-OLD.........

I thought it said EVERYTHING GOLD, as in EVERYTHING you sold vintage was worth its weight in GOLD, and it probably is.

I'm sorry, you can B-smack me if we ever meet! give me time, I'll catch on, call me slow...the village called, they need me back...lol

 

[everythingold]

Don't beat yourself up too much, yogitunes, I meant it to be a pun, Everything Old (as in everything I own is old, or will be) Everything Gold just like you said, vintage machines are as good as gold in my opinion. And if you need a B-smack I'll oblige you, I need one on a regular basis to knock the loose screws back in place. LOL Have a great day

 

[gansky1]

I won't spoil all the fun with the parts ID game but the last picture of the range panel looks like it's from an elecric Hardwick/Wards, etc. range with the warming shelf?

The water valve body looks like it's ready for the temperature control unit? (trying not to give it away too soon)

LOVE the Maytag dryer sign - that logo is just too cool!

 

[qsd-dan]

#2 Electronic control board and capacitor for a DE/DG/606/806/906 dryers. Now NLA!

Pink sink basin looks like a Kholer model from the late 50's early 60's.

 

[toploader55]

Part#1

Heating Element for a Older KitchenAid ? Circa 1957 ??? Looks like the one from my KD2-P

 

[soberleaf]

looks like you had a fun and productive trip

so are any of those parts frigidaire rollermatic or 1-18 parts, or ge mobile maid or frigidaire dishmobile parts.

these are the one's i am interested in myself, have found and bought some off the web this week but if you have any please let me know.

want a back up seal for the mobile maid and back up seal kit for the frigidaires (think i found those) and any parts for 1-18 or rollermatic i will consider buying.

thanks

pete