Appears to be in nice condition, guessing mid 1960's MOL.
Atlanta for $75
lawrence
Atlanta for $75
lawrence
GE P7 40" Dual Ovens
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norgeway
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Oh My!!!
Of course it turns up when I cant go!!LOL,,I had no idea they made this style in self cleaning!
Of course it turns up when I cant go!!LOL,,I had no idea they made this style in self cleaning!
danemodsandy
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Same Here!
This is a "budget" P*7 40-incher, and like Hans, I haven't seen one before. This style is well-known to exist in a 30-inch version, but GE didn't put the 40-inchers into its later catalogs. The presence of the second oven is the really unexpected touch.
Definitely an interesting range. The lack of Sensi-Temp and rotary controls would take some getting used to for me (listen to me - a few months with Sensi-Temp and already I'm spoiled rotten!), but it's definitely a worthwhile unit.
This is a "budget" P*7 40-incher, and like Hans, I haven't seen one before. This style is well-known to exist in a 30-inch version, but GE didn't put the 40-inchers into its later catalogs. The presence of the second oven is the really unexpected touch.
Definitely an interesting range. The lack of Sensi-Temp and rotary controls would take some getting used to for me (listen to me - a few months with Sensi-Temp and already I'm spoiled rotten!), but it's definitely a worthwhile unit.
danemodsandy
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Lawrence:
I think this one is later than mid-'60s.
The clue is the knob on the oven door latch lever - it's the later "arrowhead" style, not the round ball used through at least '66.
I think this one is later than mid-'60s.
The clue is the knob on the oven door latch lever - it's the later "arrowhead" style, not the round ball used through at least '66.
danemodsandy
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Here's the 30-incher:
This is the version I'm more familiar with - the 30-inch iteration. This was one of the many GE ranges I looked at on CL before Tim polkanut turned up the J 370 I have now:
This is the version I'm more familiar with - the 30-inch iteration. This was one of the many GE ranges I looked at on CL before Tim polkanut turned up the J 370 I have now:
