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All I can say is WOW! It's a showroom of appliances and 1 stop shopping.

Doug

 

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Hey Mark,

 

In reply #5, what is the machine in the 2nd row with the black on the control panel, between the two Maytags?

 

And... in reply #9, 3rd row back, center, with all the buttons?

 

Thanks! 

Kevin

 

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These are the spares! I am going to be parting with some of these machines as I plan on moving back to Roanoke when this house sells. I'll put the machines on the for sale part of the site first chance I get. Hope you all enjoy the photos....as bad as they are....Mark

 

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Row 5 is a Coronado built by Norge....Row 9 is also a Norge built

 

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Thank you Mark!

 

One more question: is reply #21 a Whirlpool / Kenmore?   If not, what is it?

 

You have an AMAZING collection!

Thanks again!

Kevin

 

[Ultramatic]

<span style="font-size: medium;">I said it before, I'll say it again. STUNNING collection. </span>

 

[mtn1584]

AWESOME!!!!
Mike

 

[mickeyd]

POST 25

That minty machine in the foreground with the ulta-slim control panel and blue dial ~

I can not identify it--almost looks like a top load dishwasher.

Bet a buck Uncle Bob Appnut knows what it is.

Mark, what is the estimated count on your machines, 200 +, or too many to count? Breath-taking.

 

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Oh dear!

I just showered and shaved and toweled myself this morning and now I have to run outside and turn a hose on myself all over again.

 

I heard a report on the radio the other day that Barbara Streisand has a complete functioning shopping mall in the basement of one of her houses. Not sure how reliable that report was but I think if I had her money I would recreate the Macy's Herald Square appliance department c. 1970 that was the beginning of the famous Macy's Cellar. Complete with annoying salesman and nerdy children opening the lids of all the washers to see what the agitators looked like.

 

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