Nice Old Hotpoint At work Today

electron1100 · Dec 12, 2009

This nice old 18350 (i think) came into today, in nice condition, the bearings appear to be ok aswell

Sorry about the pictures but it was dark and i used my car headlights

electron1100 · Dec 12, 2009

Old Hotty

another fot

electron1100 · Dec 12, 2009

old Hotty

last fot until tomorrow when ill try and take some in daylight

matchboxpaul · Dec 12, 2009

18380?

Well gary.

Please take her home.
Its got to be kept - hasnt it!

Paul

electron1100 · Dec 12, 2009

home for the hotty

Hello Paul

I think it has aswell, these are the hotpoints i like......and as this one is in such nice condition.....i might make a bit of room for it

matchboxpaul · Dec 13, 2009

Good on ya!

Great to hear she is going to a new home.

The first silver faciad, non variable hotpoint saved!
Yipppeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee.

Can wait to see some more detailed shots of it. It does look in very sound condition.

Paul

chestermikeuk · Dec 13, 2009

Like I told ya!!!

Hey Gary, Theres always room for one of those grand hotties!!! looks in great nic, how is the tub?? smooth spinning or a grumbler!!! Mike

newwave1 · Dec 13, 2009

We had one of thooooooose!

You should definately keep that!! It'd be a crime not too!

D

hotpoint95622 · Dec 13, 2009

hotpoint 95622

Excellent, the best machines ever, these machines are built to last. Hope she is a runner.
Lee

robliverpool · Dec 13, 2009

Totally agree best hottie in my opinion, even if its a non runner they are pretty easy to work on as ya know plus there are loadsa parts eveywhere, i would rather have that hotppint than my AEG 1600 spin wi all the bells an whistles.

Good luck and have fun with it

electron1100 · Dec 13, 2009

Hotty involved in robbery

Well thanks lads, as you know i am not well up on Hotpoints but yes these old ones are my favourites.

Anyway back to the reason for the title.
This machine I went to see last night on the way home from work at another site i used to work at, they ring if a suitable machine comes in and leave it outside the site so i can see it on the way home
I couldnt take it as my car was full of a christmas tree and other sundry junk i carry around with me.
So i left it tucked in by the fence to the site, i get there this morning and some thieving little git has used it as a step up so he can get over the fence to have a "afterhours" look around the site, apart from a little dent on the back of the cabinet it has survived.