ovrphil
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You see plenty of GE stacked ovens, but not so many Hotpoints. I don't think this is self-cleaning as (frequently) the better P7 GE's. Too bad, no more photos to post.
Double oven antique retro vintage(HOTPOINT) - $199 (Pine Lake)
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Oh WOW! Pine Lake was just a few miles further out Rockbridge Road from our house! Our neighborhood was the n-shaped loop beginning at the G in "Rockbridge" and our house was at the top of the prong just at the tail on the map. We were alone up there for quite a while. The Bush recession was not kind to that part of Metropolitan Atlanta. The school system that had been a shining light in the 50s, 60s, 70s and 80s, had deteriorated to the point that at my sister's elementary school which opened in the fall of 1967 a little Hispanic boy was bullied to the point of killing himself in 2009 and the principal seemed oblivious. The whole area is a daylight only destination now as is most of unincorporated DeKalb County. It is very sad; so many beautiful homes. [this post was last edited: 5/8/2020-15:02]
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That's a nice oven, but the 24" version. I don't know for sure, but think this one is late enough to have been made at GE in Louisville rather than Chicago. P*7 was in both the GE and Hotpoint lines, but not as common on 24" versions as on the 27".
bradfordwhite
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Looks like 1970, 1971 estimate
