ovrphil
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if you read the ad, the price is "uhaul". So , is it now free? So clean.
http://portland.craigslist.org/mlt/app/4593701255.html
http://portland.craigslist.org/mlt/app/4593701255.html
Immaculater 1954 GE Range 40" - $300 (ne portland) but price is "uhaul"
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I believe the "uhaul" can be interpreted as "no delivery".
lawrence
I believe the "uhaul" can be interpreted as "no delivery".
lawrence
funktionalart
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It's '64 I think...
Identical to what we had in our Big Sur cabin, and I believe purchase was mid 1964. I loved waking up to the nightlight glow of that thing at 5am with my percolator plugged in and running the day's first brew
Identical to what we had in our Big Sur cabin, and I believe purchase was mid 1964. I loved waking up to the nightlight glow of that thing at 5am with my percolator plugged in and running the day's first brew
norgeway
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64 is about right....
The oven knobs are the newer style, im not sure when they were introduced, but that style range was made from about 57.."The one with the Cylops Eye clock" until the 70s..Pretty at night all lit up!If I had not found the Hotpoint , this is the GE I would have gotten eventually, there are tons of these around, but this one is especially nice.
The oven knobs are the newer style, im not sure when they were introduced, but that style range was made from about 57.."The one with the Cylops Eye clock" until the 70s..Pretty at night all lit up!If I had not found the Hotpoint , this is the GE I would have gotten eventually, there are tons of these around, but this one is especially nice.
funktionalart
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What's even nicer about these...
is the fact that they're relatively timeless in design. They never look all that "old" to me. Plus, they really work well...I am not a huge fan of coil tops usually, but this was a great range to cook on so far as electrical units go.
is the fact that they're relatively timeless in design. They never look all that "old" to me. Plus, they really work well...I am not a huge fan of coil tops usually, but this was a great range to cook on so far as electrical units go.
