Going to the dump-Vintage Kitchen Aid portable diswasher - era 1960 - $30 (seven oaks)

[ovrphil]

hate to hear the "dump" or "scrap" word - What Model is it?

AD: " This is a vintage kitchen aid by hobart portable dishwasher. It is a vari-cycle model and is from the 1960s I do believe.
I think it works, but some of the hoses need new o-rings or replaced, as it leaked the one time I tried using it. It does power up though and it looks like it would work well.
there are whole web communities devoted to these kitchen aid dishwashers and appliances.

I can't guarantee anything about it, other than it is a good looking machine and it would clean up nice. I was just used as a countertop in our kitchen for about 9 years until I finally put a cabinet where this sat. Now the wife says its old and it has to go. I say its cool, its retro...

I really don't know what its worth, but bring a pickup truck and make me a cash offer. It'll go to the dump next week, hopefully someone will save it.
text me or email me " [this post was last edited: 10/11/2014-20:52]

http://columbia.craigslist.org/atq/4691846046.html

 

[danemodsandy]

Wow!

That puppy is RARE.

 

[tomturbomatic]

KDS54

 

[appnut]

SAVE THIS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!   AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!

 

[rp2813]

I have a soft spot for the 14 series

Looks to be in rather good shape with possible low miles.  Absolutely not scrapper material.

 

[a440]

Dang!  

The condition of this Kitchenaid is like new!  

Beautiful!

 

 

[bluejay]

Wow! Someone should get this! The 14 series is stylistically cool and this one looks practically new!

 

[toploader55]

Is anyone...

Going after this ?

Good Lord that is a beautiful machine.

If no one wants this, could someone from the Southern Congregation grab this and I would gladly compensate you for your time ?

I could pick it up I a few weeks. Thanks

 

[turquoisedude]

OMG!!!  I would love this machine!!  If anyone here would be willing to pick it up and hold on to it until I could arrange transport, I'll gladly cover all your transport costs.   Please let me by PM or email.... 

 

[philr]

Paul, I hope you get it!

 

 

[tomturbomatic]

Which Columbia is this, SC?

 

[classiccaprice]

Pooh. I'd love that one too. But I didn't see it first. Good luck!

 

[appnut]

Yes, Columbia SC

 

[bmr6969]

Cl posting is back up someone grab this!!!!

 

[classiccaprice]

Paul's got the claim on it. Good luck, Paul!

 

[tomturbomatic]

YAY!! And it has a turquoise button.

 

[whirlcool]

Now the wife says its old and it has to go

Famous last words before they go to the depths of short lived appliances..

 

[turquoisedude]

I've heard back from the seller - he does want this gone quickly but can hold on to it for a short time so if someone could pick it up ASAP for me, I'll be eternally grateful!!   Pretty please??  

 

[william637]

Joe lives in Columbia

You might want to email him and see if he can grab it.

 

[brainardcooper]

If I can help

If I can help, let me know. I can pick it up if you would like. bc

 

[firedome]

Nice!...

my favorite KS series, it looks great, and a portable...so rare - good luck Paul!!

 

[turquoisedude]

@brainardcooper - Thank you!!  I've sent you an email - I'd like to take you up on your kind offer!!!

 

[classiccaprice]

I am so jealous. I'm glad you worked it out. This is my dream portable! One day!

 

[turquoisedude]

Saved from the scrapper!

Good news everybody!  Brainard picked up the KitchenAid today - lord knows how he'll be getting it out of his car again, but he's got it.   Jackie's going to be in the Carolinas soon, too, so this should be migrating north shortly.

 

I've got to say a public thank you again to Brainard for helping me with this - but you know, folks here on this site will do just about anything to help save a vintage machine from becoming a Kia.  

 

And just for the record, if anyone here ever needs help getting a machine in this neck of the woods,  please let me know! 

 

[turquoisedude]

Saved from the scrapper!

Good news everybody!  Brainard picked up the KitchenAid today - lord knows how he'll be getting it out of his car again, but he's got it.   Jackie's going to be in the Carolinas soon, too, so this should be migrating north shortly.

 

I've got to say a public thank you again to Brainard for helping me with this - but you know, folks here on this site will do just about anything to help save a vintage machine from becoming a Kia.  

 

And just for the record, if anyone here ever needs help getting a machine in this neck of the woods,  please let me know! 

 

[appnut]

YAY!!  thank you to everyone involved in this successful mission. 

 

[ovrphil]

I'm glad it was saved ...I didn't know about the rarity when I saw it but I just liked the way it looked, and that's why I posted it. Looks matter. But it takes alot more to bring it around from being scrapped. Thanks to all for making the save.

Phil

 

[a440]

Great news and congratulations!

This is a beautiful machine!

Will be fun to see your pictures and hear you talk about your first load!

Brent