Frigidaire "Horizon 2000" on Aussie Ebay

[mayfan69]

Hey Guys,

Just noticed this on Aussie Ebay....i know it would be about a 1990's? Frigidaire.

Just want to know.....are they any good??? Would it be worth picking up??

Leon

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/Frigidaire-L...1QQihZ003QQcategoryZ20714QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

 

[stainfighter]

worth picking up???

if you know of someone that doesn't have any washer and you want to get it for them - yes. Is it collectible? no, it is a WCI model with plastic tub. Agitator just stirs the clothes around, with the tub indexing almost as much as today's WCI models. Extraction is just okay. We had a similar set until 2001 - we sold the w&d for $100, they are still going strong. The dryer itself is quite good with big capacity drum but the washer is nothing special - imho

 

[irishwashguy]

i would forget I ever saw it

They are pretty BOL really. You would be better off bying a broken F and P. The F and P will last longer, even broken. In my humble opinoin.

 

[arrrooohhh]

My humble opinion

If you were going to purchase a machine of this vintage, why not add a nineties model Simpson or Hoover to your collection? There was such a variety of models the Hoover Electronic being one of my favourites.

They are fun to watch and unique to us so would be good for the convention, and considering the Hoover factory has closed and the Simpson factory closes soon, it would be good to save an example for posterity.

Here is one of my favourite Simpson variants.

 

[bongobro]

Frigidaire Horizon 2000

Don't know if this is too late to help you, but the Horizon 2000 debuted in the U. S. circa 1987-88. As our American mates noted, it was a MOL WCI product...to me it seemed to be a transitional model from the last GM-design 1-18 models to the first Electrolux Frigidaires, and from what I saw of them they combined the worst traits of the 1-18 with the weakest strengths of the White-Westy/Gibson/Kelvinator/Hamilton clones of that era. Truth is, you didn't see too many of those...