Frigidaire Unimatic washer and dryer

[goatfarmer]

Apology accepted, Duke.

 My dad was a repair guy his whole life, owned a couple of businesses, and sold new and used appliances. This is not lying when I say this stuff get's in your blood. I get frustrated when I see vintage things get scrapped, or destroyed. I know ya can't save them all, but I'm doing my part in trying!

 

[norgeway]

I try to save everything

That's why I have about 800 vacuums and nearly as many mixers and probably 300 blenders..LOL

 

[travis]

What Kenny said..

I got in an argument on the phone with a friend of mine today.  He told me that if someone called him with a dozen monitor tops he would tell them to scrap them, since he has one.  I replied that he better not need parts with that attitude.  I told him that someone had to save the stuff so that folks could get their ONE unit.

 

I am trying not to save it all, but I do like to see it all saved.  I want to visit Hans.  You've got some cool stuff and lot's of it!

 

[newvista58]

DON'T LOSE FAITH, JESSE.....

I have been collecting a lot of vintage things, and
I too at times thought I may never find an item I
was searching for, but eventually it does show up.

Enjoy the thrill of the hunt. It's not just the
destination, but enjoying the journey along the way.

I will keep an eye out. If I find one, I will let
you know, and I will hold onto it till you can work
something out. Good Luck : )

Best washes,

Louis

 

[trainguy]

Update Please

Jesse,

How is your search going?

 

[norgeway]

And ALWAYS!!!!

If I see something I hate, but is rare, like pushbutton or AMP Maytags, don't pass them up if at all possible,someone will want them BADLY!

 

[jessed]

Update

My search is not going so well because I am still fighting about buying non working appliances. I keep searching and scouring the internet though

 

[travis]

Jesse,

 

I am sorry you're having difficulty.  You might have to wait until you have your own space.  I can remember really wanting various things when I was younger and my parents said no at least 30% of the time.  I recall an ironer on the curb.  It was too big, too heavy and too far away to push home.  They said no and it didn't come home.

 

I do also recall really upsetting my mother at age 9 when I brought a GE mobile maid home one morning from across the street.  I worked hard to get it over the curb, but no keeping that either.