Is that the correct turquoise time? D'OH!

[gansky1]

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Nope, probably not...

 

[ronhic]

How very .,.......

Cher!

 

[gansky1]

But...but... everything else is working splendidly!

 

[gansky1]

Even the Speed Heat is perfectly speedy!

 

[jasonl]

Just like us humans

The appliances are sick of these troubled times and they want to go back.

 

[toggleswitch2]

Now that's hot!

 

[ronhic]

It is a beautiful control panel....

 

[laundromat]

LOL

right turning be to supposed it Isn't.backwards going clock's that think I

 

[goatfarmer]

JUST DON'T BREAK THE GLASS!!!! Been a lot of that happening to those vintage Frigidaires around here lately....

 

[toggleswitch2]

May we see the oven controls?

 

[turquoisedude]

Perfectly appropriate, I say!

Hey, using a beautiful range like that would be like turning back the clock, right??
Seriously that Custom Imperial is Custom AWESOME!! Great job!! I can't wait for more pictures...

 

[roto204]

BEAUTIFUL!!!

Oh, that's so pretty, Greg.

As for the clock, well, see if other cues start falling in place. If the dog gets smaller and then disappears, if you have a stock can of vintage Yuban around and it's actually fresh, and if you notice a fresh box of Calgonite under your sink, you may be onto something!

 

[alr2903]

Very nice, Greg does that speed heat element get red hot in about 25 seconds? It must of been popular with new parents for 3 am feedings prior to microwave days. alr2903

 

[gyrafoam]

Gorgeous!

 

[jasonl]

Call when it gets to 1970

So I can go to Sears and buy a Kenmore 800.

 

[tlee618]

Yay Greg,
I've always wanted to make time go backwards!!! How about thirty years worth!!!!LOL

 

[chromacolor]

as long as it doesn't go back to the time we lifted that heavy bast**d!!
Looks BEAUTIFUL!

 

[chestermikeuk]

Wow

Congratulations, Worth all the effort moving and cleaning it!!! looks stunning!!!

 

[tomturbomatic]

Beautiful, Greg. While it would be safest to pull the 220 feed to the Speed Heat control, there is a way to coddle them and keep them going. Jeff told me about a customer of his with a Flair that still had the original Speed Heat unit and control. He remarked about it and she showed him how she always used it. She would start it out on "warm" until the control snapped from 220 to 110, which only takes a few seconds, then she would set it to the speed she wanted. I do that with the speed heat on my 1961, but I only use a it a few times a year. When you consider that you are doubling the voltage on a 1425 watt 115 volt element and raising the wattage to 5700 watts, you get an idea of the stress that puts on the switch and unit. The Super Corox unit on the wide oven Westinghouse still worked when we found it in the early 80s, but John suggested we remove the 220 feed because WH infinite switches do not have a reputation for being robust.