I finally got around to a few pix of the Zenith dryer

[runematic]

Pic 1

 

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pic 2, door opening. The gasket is still taped in from the previous owner.

 

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Label

 

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tub interior

 

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looking out over the control panel. This is the only way for me to take this pic.

 

[sharples]

Awesome

I love that dryer...wow so space aged looking!!!

 

[goatfarmer]

Nice dryer, never saw one before!

kennyGF

 

[retromom]

Look at all those buttons!

Great dryer Todd! I love all of the fabric selections. Is this one that you are planning to restore?

 

[mayken4now]

Thanks for sharing Todd! You are a great guy.

Steve

 

[rickr]

Cool pixs! Never saw one like this before either. What year do you think this Zenith is? From what I can see, I was thinking late 1950's????

Thanks for posting the pixs Todd!

 

[tomturbomatic]

Five will get you ten that the first 4 buttons are high heat, the next 3 are low heat. Location of fan and perforated drum back look very WP, but door gasket is something else.

 

[veg-o-matic]

Well, the tag answered a question and posed another one. Clearly, this Zenith has nothing to do with the Zenith that made electronics.

But now who the heck is MZA Industries?

veg

 

[veg-o-matic]

Whoops, forgot!

Sure is a swell machine. I love that spaceship pointer next to the timer dial.

Thanks for sharing!

veg

 

[peterh770]

The tub and the rear shot to me look Speed Queen... Very cool controls!

 

[washerboy]

Awsome!!

Thanks for sharing..the pic is great. Congrads...looks like it's going to great fun on wash day..sooooo many buttons to choose from!!

 

[goatfarmer]

I'm also thinking WP, because of the style of heating element.