Don't look - it's a Kegerator - Frigidaire exploited
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danemodsandy
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English Is Inadequate
But fortunately, Yiddish supplies exactly the word needed:
FEH!
But fortunately, Yiddish supplies exactly the word needed:
FEH!
norgeway
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I KNOW!
WHERE ID LIKE TO PUT THAT HOSE!!...IDIOTS!
WHERE ID LIKE TO PUT THAT HOSE!!...IDIOTS!
Ouch!
That's painful to look at.
That's painful to look at.
philr
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It would have been a nice match for my 1959 CI range...
If someone really wants it, it's still possible to patch these holes! And with some luck, maybe the owner kept the other shelves in the fridge. I'm wondering if he'd accept selling for much less if someone offers to buy it without the hoses and regulator?!
If someone really wants it, it's still possible to patch these holes! And with some luck, maybe the owner kept the other shelves in the fridge. I'm wondering if he'd accept selling for much less if someone offers to buy it without the hoses and regulator?!
Such a waste of a frost proof system. Seems to me that single door beater fridges would be better candidates.
I suppose a clunker fridge that has a good door could show up eventually. I can't help but think a patch job on the hole would be noticeable. I'd stuff some insulation in there and cover it with a magnet.
I suppose a clunker fridge that has a good door could show up eventually. I can't help but think a patch job on the hole would be noticeable. I'd stuff some insulation in there and cover it with a magnet.
Sad. So sad. Any frost proof '58 or '59 Frigidaire is rare these days.
Ben
Ben
Oh dear--another FRANKEN-FRIDGE!!!pretty disgusting-take out the silly plumbing and patch the holes-make it its old classy self again.I am starting to HATE those fridge life support systems that use the beer drums.
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