norgeway
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Went to a estate sale today. Look what was setting in the kitchen[this post was last edited: 5/3/2019-16:38]
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repairguy
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Nice! Looks like they found a new home.
I have a Coolerator 'fridge sitting in the barn.
I think Coolerator was the champion of "cold to the floor" with full-length doors (not full depth, though, to fit the 'works'
Very nice truckload, there! Solid tub?
norgeway
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Yes
They both are well used, I don't think the washer was used in years and years, Solid tub burpalator, The stove was the only stove the house ever had in it,,,1952
They both are well used, I don't think the washer was used in years and years, Solid tub burpalator, The stove was the only stove the house ever had in it,,,1952
warmsecondrinse
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Very nice. Please let us know how they well-reserved they are. And I like the beard
Jim
Jim
There is an ad on page 169 in the December, 1951 BH&G for this range. It makes a big deal of Coolerator being an associate of International Telephone and Telegraph and because of that it has a timer control that can start and stop the master oven, the companion oven, the appliance outlet, the magic Well-E-Vator deep well and the 2100 watt giant 8 inch surface unit. It also featured 7 heat Push-A-Button Color Guide Cooking.
norgeway
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they got way ahead
of Westinghouse and Hotpoint in that though the oven had concealed bake units, the oven floor is heavy stainless steel and looks like new, now the bad news the area where the racks slide has a few rusty pin holes, the oven lining comes out like a Frigidaire or GE so it would be no problem to send it to be repaired and re porcelained, it is a much heavier range than even a Frigidaire
of Westinghouse and Hotpoint in that though the oven had concealed bake units, the oven floor is heavy stainless steel and looks like new, now the bad news the area where the racks slide has a few rusty pin holes, the oven lining comes out like a Frigidaire or GE so it would be no problem to send it to be repaired and re porcelained, it is a much heavier range than even a Frigidaire
WOW! Stainless steel oven floors. I like 7 heat switches, too. Who could guess that when I discovered this magazine ad in 1962 that someday I would know someone who would have that range?
