Nifty Hotpoint drop-in range - Rochester, NY $75

[turquoisedude]

I'll guess 1964-65 - It looks to be in decent shape and I believe I see the rotisserie support and spit through that oven window!

 

I can't remember the model name that Hoptpoint had for this style; well at least I think I remember they had one... LOL 

http://rochester.craigslist.org/app/5900676010.html

 

[luxflairguy]

Paul!  It was a "Customline."  G

 

[philcoford]

Ahh, too far away to add to my collection, looks like it has been well cared for. Thanks for posting.
Scott

 

[turquoisedude]

Customline!  Thank you Greg!  That was bugging me... LOL 

 

[pulltostart]

Not so fast

Hotpoint called their drop-in ranges "Town and Country".

 

In the mid-1960's they badged a lot of their products "Custom Crafted by Hotpoint".

 

They used the "Customline" badge for several years in the late 1950's for TOL, mostly built-in appliances.

 

lawrence

 

[luxflairguy]

Lawrence! I Stand corrected.  From material found in our own AW library that is a "Town & Country" range.  Model RF37-B, from the looks of it..  But the spec's don't mention there being a Rota-Grill as Hotpoint called their rotisseree.  O.K., I can't spell that word!  The cooktop in a stand-alone unit was a Customline.   Thanks for keeping me on my toes!  Greg

 

[circlew]

If I remember right, these are 30" wide, rather than 27" like the GE Mark 27.

 

[luxflairguy]

There is a 24" model also called the "Town & Country."  3 burners.  Model RF15-B.  G