arrrooohhh
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Greetings Friends! Another picture thread for those interested in compact Japanese washers.
National Panasonic Picture thread.
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arrrooohhh
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National from the late 70's
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Same but with only water level control.
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Poor money shot. Sorry.
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Another one.
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Early 80's.
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This one has a plastic tub.
arrrooohhh
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Westinghouse 333.
These machines also wore Westinghouse badges. This is the 333 mode.
These machines also wore Westinghouse badges. This is the 333 mode.
arrrooohhh
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Money shot! Note the black pulsator in this one.
arrrooohhh
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This was sold in Australia as a Westinghouse and made in Japan. So I assume this one was made my National/Panasonic too.
I remember when I bought various Panasonic electronic products in the 70's that they included informational literature on other Panasonic and National products, washers among them.
In the halcyon days of the heavy tank-like center dial Maytags, the Japanese washers seemed like toys in comparison. Interesting to see that some of them still survive.
I sometimes see National badged small appliances at thrift stores. We have a National rice cooker that must be at least 30 years old, and it refuses to die.
In the halcyon days of the heavy tank-like center dial Maytags, the Japanese washers seemed like toys in comparison. Interesting to see that some of them still survive.
I sometimes see National badged small appliances at thrift stores. We have a National rice cooker that must be at least 30 years old, and it refuses to die.
streakers
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Love them!
Any videos Ash?
Any videos Ash?
That tiny dryer is AWESOME!
Love the tub colors
We'rent those sold over here under the GE label??? Heavy little machines.
We'rent those sold over here under the GE label??? Heavy little machines.
arrrooohhh
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Hi Streakers, I dont have any vids, the pictures are ones I have saved over the years, though I would love to have one, I think in my new garage I have room to stash one away.
But look on youtube there are different videos of these sort of machines.
Hi Jetcone, the GE machines were based on Hitachi, which I will do as my next picture thread.
But look on youtube there are different videos of these sort of machines.
Hi Jetcone, the GE machines were based on Hitachi, which I will do as my next picture thread.
arrrooohhh
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Mid size National.
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Money shot, this still has the small diameter spinning pulsator.
arrrooohhh
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National Panasonic Microprocessor control. Mid 80's onwards.
