Maryland/D.C. Vintage Appliance Sale!

[gansky1]

When I was out in MD, I took some pics of appliances that John would like to sell to make room in the warehouse. I'm posting them for John L. / Combo52 ([email protected]) so you will able to get more information and discuss the details with him directly.

Let's start with a Kenmore Wringer washer - sorry I don't have a picture of the whole machine, it is a Visi-Matic wringer though and looks to be from the mid-60's and in nice condition for it's age.

$50/OBO

 

[gansky1]

Now we have a Speed Queen wringer washer, one of the last ones made in the early to mid 80's. This was just removed from a customer's home, still being used for the regular washing. (replaced by a SQ front-load for the curious cats ;-)

$100/OBO

 

[gansky1]

SQ wringer money-shot

 

[gansky1]

Now, a Frigidaire Skinny-Mini. 70's vintage, Syncro-Swing mechanism. This needs a washer timer, but John thinks he has that on hand and will sell it for $350/OBO fully operational or less if you want the project.

 

[gansky1]

Next up is a GE dryer. Very nice condition, working great with many new mechanical parts. $150/OBO

 

[gansky1]

MAYTAG A3MP

Maytag A3MP washer. Dials on top, needs some work on the top panel (many were affected by rust this way) but thought to be working. As is. $200/OBO (sorry, money shot is all I have of this one too)

 

[gansky1]

This is rare - an under-counter GE combo washer/dryer up for sale. Machine is very restorable but will need main bearing replacement for certain. Great project machine and a great price for a super-fun washer! $150/OBO

 

[gansky1]

A 1959 Kenmore dryer with lint storage system. This originally came from our very own webmaster's collection years ago. Now it needs a new home $75/OBO

 

[gansky1]

How about a little Flair?

A 30" Flair range by Frigidaire - only from General Motors!
Very nice condition $125/OBO

 

[gansky1]

1966 Whirlpool Dryer

Very nice dryer - fully rebuilt. Needs some minor cosmetic work but is the rare Doeskin color. John has the correct timer dial for this machine and it will be included.

 

[gansky1]

Finally, we have a beautiful pink Whirlpool washer. This is one of two that John has so if someone is trying to make a matched set of this model, get in touch with him. He's not tested this machine to it's probably safe to assume it needs some restoration work. No price has been set on this one, shoot an email to him if you'd like more information.

 

[gansky1]

Whirlpool Mark Money-Shot

 

[gansky1]

WP Controls

 

[christfr]

aww man im really likin the pink pool to damn bad there is no room in the inn.... way cool machines

 

[rickr]

WOW! That pink Whirly is a beaut! What year is that? I am going to guess 1960??

Too bad that I have not room either. One can never have too many classic belt drives though. I would LOVE to restore that machine. The "summer home" is calling me however.

Thanks for posting the pixs Greg.

 

[qsd-dan]

Hmmmmmm

I guess we now know where Maytag got its clam shell console design from for their 06-09 series washers/dryers.

 

[aldspinboy]

Beautiful washers Greg !
Thanks for posting these Gentlemens machines.
Ok that whirlpool ! That hurts... ooch. I hope someone get's it.

Darren k

 

[appnut]

The "summer home" is calling me however.

Bu bu bu bu but but Rick!!!, you need a project for the long cold winter!!!!!! I know you'll be tickled pink to have something to do during the winter!!!

 

[lesto]

Why does everything always have to be so damn far away? If I were closer I'd love to have that AMP.

 

[autowasherfreak]

I love the pink Whirlpool, and all those cool push buttons on it!

 

[turquoisedude]

Oh my!

That pink WP is AWFULLY tempting...
Must email John to see if there's any dishwashers up for grabs...

 

[norfolksouthern]

I'm liking that Flair!

NorfolkSouthern

 

[twintubdexter]

another "childhood" memory

I remember several of those Whirlpool washers. Most of the time all they needed was a pump or a new wig/wag solenoid. But the store didn't like them on the used sales floor because of their complex (and costly to replace) timers. A lot of the Lady Kenmores were like that too, a timer that selected everything but the water level (and sometimes that too) with a zillion wires on it. They sure were nice machines, especially when the matching dryer was traded in too.

 

[goatfarmer]

Rick, I've been in your laundry room. There is ALWAYS room for one more.....8^)

 

[xraytech]

I'm liking the Visi-Matic wringer

 

[70series]

That pink Whirlpool is unique for sure, and it seems to have all of the bells and whistles. I love how it has the Maytagesque shape to the console, and the numeric version of Kenmore alphabet dialing system. I wonder if this timer click stopped too, or was that exclusive to Kenmore. The lid handle sure is long. I am betting this is a 1960 washer, or perhaps 1959? I would not be surprised if this was the top Whirlpool that year whichever one it is.

Have a good one,
James

 

[bpetersxx]

Love to have the WP washers dryers and the kenmore but i`m too far away too

Which is too bad because Dad said I could get some more washers if they dont cost too much

Any that suits my fancy

 

[combo52]

Appliance sale Md DC area

The kenmore wringer washer and GE V-14 electric dryer have been spoken for but the others are still here. Thanks John

 

[syndets2000]

Skinny Minny

I am looking for a skinny minny to torture- not an agit-tub, but one of the frigidaire built things- do you have any of those laying around to give away?

 

[hilovane]

That Whirlpool washer in question is from 1960.