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bayouboy

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After Katrina, I had to store some machines in my dad's workshop ... then life got in the way. After a long sleep, its time to wake some of the girls up.

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Glad to see both, but especially the Philco. That is almost the washer I grew up with, but I think it had another knob where yours says 3 Cycle. Still have the Flex-A-Wash cap.

 

Can't be many Philcos of that vintage in any condition!

 

 
 
Mid 1960's Philco Washer!!!!

That was my Great Granmother's Washer (on my Father's side)!!!

Last saw one in 1976, when I saw it sitting in her yard and a shiney new Speed Queen was in her kitchen.

But if I could recall correctly, I thought the one my Great Grandmother had HAD a another knob on it in the same place where the "3 Cycle" emblem is.

I also remember seeing the one we had HAD a MORE flush top rather than the MORE extended one I am seeing on this one.

And who could forget that Blue Top on that Agitator?? And the lid opening on right as opposed to the left unlike our 24" BOL Kenmore.

And it was quiet when it was agitating too. I remember that machine like it was yesterday. It definitely had the General Control Panel as this one I'm seeing here.

I haven't seen one of these in almost 40 Years.

Definitely, Memory Lane material right here.

--Charles--
 
Nice!

Oh wow, can't wait to see more of these babies!! The Philco looks wonderful and I love that Hotpoint fountain-flo! I think I know where a matching dryer to that one is hiding, if you might be interested...
 
You've got the Hotpoint I've lusted for for YEARS! Great to see one still in existence. Please make some videos of this washer doing it's thing. Haven't seen one in operation since the very early 70's
 

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