Frigidaire Unimatic washer

[jessed]

I am looking to sell my 1953 Frigidaire Unimatic washer I have. The machine did work however I pulled it out of service because something seemed to be going wrong. The agitator sometimes still goes up and down for a little while until the machine reaches full speed spin. I took it out of service because I did not want to make the problem worse. Also it has a newer style fill valve adapted to work in it.

I would like to see this go to someone that can fix or use for parts.

Asking 200 OBO

Not really sure what it is worth in the given condition

 

[luxflairguy]

What? You couldn't take the stuff off the top before taking pic? How can we see it? Inside pic too!

 

[bajaespuma]

Is that a deconstructed KA dishwasher next to it?

 

[goatfarmer]

Serious buyers will ask for more pictures. Good Luck with the Sale!

 

[jessed]

I am planning on getting more pictures but am at work now

And yes that is a kitchenaid kids 17 beside it

 

[combo52]

Frigidaire UnaMatic washer WO 65 series

That’s a good price hopefully somebody will give it a good home. I think the sympathetic agitation is normal. They normally will agitate some as a speed up and stop from spin so there’s probably nothing wrong with it.

John

 

[launderess]

"What? You couldn't take the stuff off the top before taking pic? How can we see it? Inside pic too!"

Well that was nice friendly warm greeting.

*LOL*

 

[tomturbomatic]

It was my experience that the agitator completed the down stroke as the tub started to spin and stayed down until the mechanism shifted out of spin.

 

[dj]

Potential buyer

I'm interested in buying your washer. Can you send some more pictures of it? The back console and the inside and the back of the washer. I emailed you at your address. Can you get back to me if you want to get rid of it?

 

[maytag85]

$200 is reasonable, much more so than the 1959 Frigidaire Multimatic set for $4,500 on Craigslist.

 

[jessed]

Here are some pictures of the machine. It still needs cleaned up

 

[jessed]

Bumping this post

Any interest?

Must go!

 

[qsd-dan]

Nobody wants a Unimatic for $200??

That's hard to believe...

 

[drummerboy928]

If it wasn’t in Pennsylvania, I would go pick it up in a heartbeat. Definitely a good deal!

 

[jessed]

Anyone interested? This machine must go as I do not have anywhere to store it. It will have to go for scrap if no one wants it and I hate to do that

 

[launderess]

"Nobody wants a Unimatic for $200?? That's hard to

Many of us aren't young like we used to be; indeed good number are at time of their life when they are downsizing and otherwise getting their affairs in order. Then of course sadly many members have gone on to the other place.

Shipping large appliances has become quite dear. That's when one can make arrangements with a reliable service or person. For others not everyone wishes or has ability any longer to travel great distances to collect a new acquisition. Yes, we still have many active (and lurking) members who do so, but nothing like things once were.

People fall in and out of love with hobbies or collecting all the time. Sometimes they get back into swing of things after a lull, sometimes not.

 

[qsd-dan]

Never thought I'd see the day when a working Unimatic could very well meet the crusher.

WOW

 

[DADoES]

 
So, go get it Dan!

 

[launderess]

If someone wanted this washer (and or matching dryer) by now it would have been arranged.

There's always Uship and or other shippers and seller seems quite motivated and thus willing to work with potential buyers.

In past members have had machines moved halfway or nearly totally across country. One member is quite active in building out his collection, diving good distances in aid of that endeavor.