Frigidair compact 30 range in AZ $$FIFTEEN!!

[funktionalart]

They don't come much closer to free than this--looks QUITE tidy. We had one of these in a newly built house back in 1967…not sure exactly the age of this one, but would guess no newer than 1972-ish.

http://phoenix.craigslist.org/wvl/app/5467218407.html
http://phoenix.craigslist.org/wvl/app/5467218407.html

 

[centenialguy]

Wow!

Those wide calrods must heat very evenly.

 

[fan-of-fans]

Looks great and even the manual! The wide coils are called RadianTubes.

 

[twintubdexter]

another boring short story

I'll tell you what that stove reminds me of...working at the appliance store while I was in school I would occasionally help out with customer pick-up's (those people that were too cheap to spring for delivery. The mostly-Frigidaire store sold a ton of these drop-in ranges. It was common for a customer to pull up in a Toyota Corolla and say "just put it in the back seat." A solution when they sobered-up and realized it wouldn't fit was usually "just take it out of the box, it'll fit then."

 

[stricklybojack]

.
One of my childhood stoves, '72ish was exactly that.

 

[brainardcooper]

Memories

I had one of these (white) in the first house I ever bought. I purchased it second hand & had a cabinet with a bottom drawer made for it to sit in. Loved that stove. I put a new thermostat in it & it worked "like a charm" the entire time I lived in that house. Should have taken it with me when I sold the house.

 

[centenialguy]

Yes, you can ask

to remove a permanently installed appliance from a property you sell, but the realtor and or buyer may also ask to have a replacement in it's place, or an allowance to purchase a new one.