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New in box Vintage GE Washer & Dryer Set
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Too cool!
And the boxes appear to be un-opened. But I can't help but wonder if they were purchased, tucked back into storage for a decade or two, and then sprung on the list. Would they hold the same sort of cachet as a pair of mid-60's models? Could anyone restrain themselves from powering them up for another 20 years : )
And the boxes appear to be un-opened. But I can't help but wonder if they were purchased, tucked back into storage for a decade or two, and then sprung on the list. Would they hold the same sort of cachet as a pair of mid-60's models? Could anyone restrain themselves from powering them up for another 20 years : )
vintagesearch
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wooooooooooow thats rare to see!!! and unopened???
pturo
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The strange thing is that electric dryers are pretty rare in So. California, gas is the preferred and economical choice there.
Wow, this time really "in box". Fabulous.
Oh Matthew..............GE Extra Rinse....where are you??????????
geextrarinse
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I AM ON IT!
I'm the high bidder! I have no room for these but hey - I can't pass this up - they are 10 mins away - this never happens here!!! Solong as I don't have a sniper bidding I'll be fine...
SPOTSCRUBBER MODEL and MATCHING TOL DRYER!!!
I'll keep you all posted!!!
8-D
I'm the high bidder! I have no room for these but hey - I can't pass this up - they are 10 mins away - this never happens here!!! Solong as I don't have a sniper bidding I'll be fine...
SPOTSCRUBBER MODEL and MATCHING TOL DRYER!!!
I'll keep you all posted!!!
8-D
geextrarinse
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Oh well...
here we go again.... as soon as it was listed on here - I've been outbid.
This figures.
Just like the Dispensall...
here we go again.... as soon as it was listed on here - I've been outbid.
This figures.
Just like the Dispensall...
angus
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This is very tempting, but I suspect that shipping costs would be prohibitive. Really a dream come true for those of us that miss our Filter flo machines.
Quite honestly, wouldn't trust anyone but the (expensive) Craters and Freighters to ship such a valuable item.
Indeed, unless one could transport such an item themselves, would really hesitate on bidding. I mean what will you do if the thing arrives banged up to death?
L.
Indeed, unless one could transport such an item themselves, would really hesitate on bidding. I mean what will you do if the thing arrives banged up to death?
L.
No sense in openly bidding on these--you'll just drive up the price needlessly--whomever wins them will do so by snipe anyway.
Any reputable shipper will allow you to insure the items, so no sense in sweating that either. You can still have an accident, even if you move them yourself.
Really nice looking pair. What would they sell for new on today's market? $1500.00? Pretty close I'd imagine.
Any reputable shipper will allow you to insure the items, so no sense in sweating that either. You can still have an accident, even if you move them yourself.
Really nice looking pair. What would they sell for new on today's market? $1500.00? Pretty close I'd imagine.
What's "snipe"?
Those are nice...
I remember when I was a kiddo and I would love to go to the electronics and appliance dealers and see these. They the Kenmore belt-drive we had at home SOOOO boring in comparison. You'd open one of these up and it was just full of mini-basket, filter, dispenser, styrofoam, plastic, and booklets! And loved the smell of new washer.
I remember when I was a kiddo and I would love to go to the electronics and appliance dealers and see these. They the Kenmore belt-drive we had at home SOOOO boring in comparison. You'd open one of these up and it was just full of mini-basket, filter, dispenser, styrofoam, plastic, and booklets! And loved the smell of new washer.
Winning bid $610.00, not too bad. Cheaper than most new washer/dryer sets!
Let's guess
Let's see......I think we will probably see these in RevvinKevin's garage?
Let's see......I think we will probably see these in RevvinKevin's garage?
angus
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Interesting how these things work out. I hemmed and hawed and finally decided that regardless of shipping costs, this was worth bidding for. As I was placing my bid, my computer crashed and I couldn't get it going until today.
Well, I hope they at least went to someone who will appreciate them and who perhaps hasn't had much previous success in scoring a dream machine or two.
While I think these will run for a long time, the new owner may want to scour around and have a few parts on hand - I suspect parts are getting scarce.
Well, I hope they at least went to someone who will appreciate them and who perhaps hasn't had much previous success in scoring a dream machine or two.
While I think these will run for a long time, the new owner may want to scour around and have a few parts on hand - I suspect parts are getting scarce.
classiccaprice
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bajaespuma
To 'snipe' someone is to outbid them in the last minutes of the sale, when the original high bidder does not have the time to rebid back.
To 'snipe' someone is to outbid them in the last minutes of the sale, when the original high bidder does not have the time to rebid back.
Happens To The Best Of Us, Angus
We get distracted, procrastinate, think things over a bit too long, or whatever, and the thing gets away from us.
No huge deal, if it was meant to be it would have happened, your time will come.
L.
We get distracted, procrastinate, think things over a bit too long, or whatever, and the thing gets away from us.
No huge deal, if it was meant to be it would have happened, your time will come.
L.
