Pretty dryer that appears to be in nice shape, but they say needs a sensor to shut off automatically. Model 110.6818800, and it includes original paperwork. On New Jersey (Egg Harbor City) craigslist, it is posted for $125.
Coppertone 1967/68 Kenmore electric dryer
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repairguy
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Nice dryer built the 34th week of 1967 as a 1968 model. This style control panel was only offered in 1967 and 1968. It’s one of the kenmore sets that I do not have but would like a set in shaded copper tone or shaded avocado.
bradfordwhite
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Do you have any more room for this set when it shows up?
I actually had this dryer in the mid 90s when I was taking all the trade ins from a retailer. I'm not sure the color, I think it was white but I know it was rough. The thermostat was stuck in the on position so it got real hot and had been used like that for a while so there was damage to the machine. It was full of lint, too.
I don't know what the story is with the door to hide the control panel. Just realized that Sears had that as a theme. I don't remember any other appliance makers doing that. I can think of several of their dishwashers, and washer/dryer sets that had such a door. That just shows how fancy Sears was. lol
I actually had this dryer in the mid 90s when I was taking all the trade ins from a retailer. I'm not sure the color, I think it was white but I know it was rough. The thermostat was stuck in the on position so it got real hot and had been used like that for a while so there was damage to the machine. It was full of lint, too.
I don't know what the story is with the door to hide the control panel. Just realized that Sears had that as a theme. I don't remember any other appliance makers doing that. I can think of several of their dishwashers, and washer/dryer sets that had such a door. That just shows how fancy Sears was. lol
repairguy
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I will make room. Lol!
I saw this set, in Coppertone, at an estate sale many years ago. That was a time when machines & sets like these were not infrequently stumbled upon. I admired them, they are cool, and filed them away in memory. Now, however, I'd smack down the money and run fetch the dolly.
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