Early 1970s GE J320 FREE in Milwaukee

[kenmore71]

I was contacted by a friend who knows that I am interested in vintage appliances. His family is remodeling a relative's home in West Bend, WI and is getting rid of the range. It is a model J320 which would date from the late 60s or early 70s according to my research.

 

Contact me if you are serious at [email protected] and I will get you in touch with the family.

 

Shipping would only be an option if you could find a Milwaukee area member to go and pick it up for you and arrange shipping. It is currently stored in the garage and will be available until Jan. 31.

 

I am told it was meticulously cared for and everything works. 

[this post was last edited: 1/8/2015-13:38]

 

[circlew]

That looks like a real nice GE. Will have to say I've not seen one with the pushbutton controls arranged that way; reminds me more of Hotpoint.

 

[danemodsandy]

That's A....

1972 model.

It's the conventional-clean version of the J 360, which had a P*7 self-cleaning oven. The cooktop light aside, it wasn't exactly bristling with features; it didn't have Sensi-Temp and both versions had only one large burner. It's lower-MOL.

Still, a nice range for those who wanted GE quality and didn't want the bare-bones styling of the BOL models.

GE used to do this on its self-cleaners. My J 370, which has P*7, had a conventional-clean counterpart, the J 330. On that model, you also sacrificed Sensi-Temp if you didn't get the P*7 oven.

 

[tomturbomatic]

Leave it to GE to cheap out with the less-than-full-width fluorescent surface light.

 

[danemodsandy]

Tom:

This is a lower-MOL range, so having a cooktop light at all is sort of a bonus. Never look a gift fluorescent in the starter!

 

[pulltostart]

I am happy to report that

this one has a new home.

 

Film at Eleven.

 

lawrence