at a Georgia antique store.
Early GE washer
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1959 Filter flo identical to the one we had.
I gotta have it
lawrence
1959 Filter flo identical to the one we had.
I gotta have it
lawrence
repairguy
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Go save it Lawrence.
1959 GE WA650 series Filter Flo Washer!
Go grab it! Looks to have the revised lid (S3), and quite possible it also has the updated plastic filter pan/mount and fast brake transmission (S7).
Curious what model number this one ends up having.
Ben
Go grab it! Looks to have the revised lid (S3), and quite possible it also has the updated plastic filter pan/mount and fast brake transmission (S7).
Curious what model number this one ends up having.
Ben
Well...
Not fast enough, apparently. Someone had already called early yesterday afternoon to buy it. The sales person who took the call couldn't do the transaction, so he/she was first in line when the shop owner opened this morning. I called as soon as they opened, but in all fairness, there was someone ahead of me. I've not heard back so I have to assume that the other person bought the washer.
"Too soon old, too late smart"
lawrence
Not fast enough, apparently. Someone had already called early yesterday afternoon to buy it. The sales person who took the call couldn't do the transaction, so he/she was first in line when the shop owner opened this morning. I called as soon as they opened, but in all fairness, there was someone ahead of me. I've not heard back so I have to assume that the other person bought the washer.
"Too soon old, too late smart"
lawrence
Lawrence, I was really hoping this washer had your name on it. I wonder if someone from here went after it before you saw this thread. If so, there may still be hope.
Thanks, Ralph
The lady at the antique shop was very nice and said the other person had called at 2:00-something yesterday afternoon, which was several hours earlier than Kenny's post. So the buyer must have found it independently of aw.org. Based on what she told me, I think I know who bought the washer, but I'll leave that announcement to him.
lawrence
The lady at the antique shop was very nice and said the other person had called at 2:00-something yesterday afternoon, which was several hours earlier than Kenny's post. So the buyer must have found it independently of aw.org. Based on what she told me, I think I know who bought the washer, but I'll leave that announcement to him.
lawrence
Why?
AAAAAAARRRGGGHHHHH! I check this forum at least once a day; how did I miss this???
and I have the matching dryer.
AAAAAAARRRGGGHHHHH! I check this forum at least once a day; how did I miss this???
and I have the matching dryer.
Ken,
Ah ha - so you're the one. I have the pic of this dryer saved and now I have a pic of the matching washer. If I remember correctly, this was listed on ebay in about 2004 or so, and sold quickly. I always wondered who the buyer was. This pair was furnished in our base housing at Seymour Johnson. They made a totally striking pair!
lawrence
Ah ha - so you're the one. I have the pic of this dryer saved and now I have a pic of the matching washer. If I remember correctly, this was listed on ebay in about 2004 or so, and sold quickly. I always wondered who the buyer was. This pair was furnished in our base housing at Seymour Johnson. They made a totally striking pair!
lawrence
OK, the suspense is killing all of us now.
Snagging this washer isn't like winning the $1BN Powerball jackpot, so there's no cause for delay. Buyer, reveal yourself!
Snagging this washer isn't like winning the $1BN Powerball jackpot, so there's no cause for delay. Buyer, reveal yourself!
