epixstar128
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Pick this up over the weekend from a originals owners house who died. This thing is a beast i used my dolly but still had a hell of a time just getting it out of there house
my new ge refrigerator
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Its dirty but im slowly cleaning it
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The swing out shelves our out for cleaning
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Dirty but just so cool
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Is only the smaller model but it does have hot gas defrost. It works great and is dead silent more pics to follow as i get her cleaned up to become my dd
Yeah, those weren't known as lightweights....
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No i went myself with my mazda 5 the seller did not think i would get it in my self .....but i did my back is still killing me. But a positive note the freezer was at -11 this morning and tge fridge was sitting at 35
It's beautiful even in its current condition, and for $50 it gets my vote for find-of-the-month.
Looking forward to seeing it all cleaned up and back in a kitchen where it belongs.
I want one!
Looking forward to seeing it all cleaned up and back in a kitchen where it belongs.
I want one!
firedome
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I want one too!
great find!
great find!
Yikes I bet your back is killing you from lifting that... they are about the heaviest fridge that I have moved... but well worth it, a great fridge for your daily driver, and it is heavy because it is made of metal to last!!!
Here's my coppertone daily driver... it even has the original leftover containers! It is large, you can see that it barely fit into the space!
Here's my coppertone daily driver... it even has the original leftover containers! It is large, you can see that it barely fit into the space!
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My first step is to get rid of the surface rust on the fruit and veg draws im gonna sand prim and then paint them the closest blue enamel i can find
warmsecondrinse
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That is very, very cool............... Best of luck with it!
Sweet find! Congratulations.
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philr
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Eric,
You should try to clean the rust first, most of it will go off easily on the porcelain.
I wouldn't sand and spray paint the porcelain finish. After you'll have removed the rust stains on the porcelain, you'll see it's not that bad and and then you can apply some touch-up paint with a small brush just where the porcelain is chipped.
Also, to clean the plastic liners in the doors, avoid using anything strong. Just warm water with hand dishwashing detergent should do it and it won't damage the plastic.
You should try to clean the rust first, most of it will go off easily on the porcelain.
I wouldn't sand and spray paint the porcelain finish. After you'll have removed the rust stains on the porcelain, you'll see it's not that bad and and then you can apply some touch-up paint with a small brush just where the porcelain is chipped.
Also, to clean the plastic liners in the doors, avoid using anything strong. Just warm water with hand dishwashing detergent should do it and it won't damage the plastic.
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Thanks i will try that the rest spots are from where it chiped away i just want to cover tge bare metal to prevent futher damage
You might try dishwasher powder detergent to clean the door panels. I find it has some "grit" to it, along with a green scratch pad.
