Quite a nice set-up - cooktop, range hood with remote controls, P-7 wall oven! Never been uncrated.
Greenville, SC, $400
The range hood
lawrence
Greenville, SC, $400
The range hood
lawrence
NOS Avocado with Sensi-Temp
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The cooktop (with Sensi-Temp)
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the wall oven
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philr
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That's really nice!
ovrphil
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I second PhilR's comment
way-cool, never used!! How old are these, any guesses? early 1980's?
way-cool, never used!! How old are these, any guesses? early 1980's?
Without pulling any catalogs, I would guess late 1960's, based on the appearance of the oven primarily.
lawrence
lawrence
It could be anywhere between 1969 and 1972; those models didn't change much during that period. The hood might indicate late sixties because at some point they eliminated the buttons and replaced them with dials.
danemodsandy
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YOWZA!
Even in Dead Leprechaun Green, these are schweet!
The cooktop is a JP 86, with the matching, mandatory JV 66 hood. This is the only cooktop GE made at the time with Sensi-Temp; the knob control on the hood is to activate that feature. These units are shown in both the '71 and '72 full-line catalogs.
The oven is a JK 19 27-inch wall oven with P*7, the electric meat thermometer and the rotisserie. The only model above this one was the JK 29, with two P*7 ovens.
It would be very interesting to find out why someone spent so much money on TOL units in a then-current fashion color and then never installed them.
BTW, we often have issue with the asking price on Shopper's Square items. These are worth the money. Just getting a JK 19 with its rotisserie parts and meat probe is quite the find!
Even in Dead Leprechaun Green, these are schweet!
The cooktop is a JP 86, with the matching, mandatory JV 66 hood. This is the only cooktop GE made at the time with Sensi-Temp; the knob control on the hood is to activate that feature. These units are shown in both the '71 and '72 full-line catalogs.
The oven is a JK 19 27-inch wall oven with P*7, the electric meat thermometer and the rotisserie. The only model above this one was the JK 29, with two P*7 ovens.
It would be very interesting to find out why someone spent so much money on TOL units in a then-current fashion color and then never installed them.
BTW, we often have issue with the asking price on Shopper's Square items. These are worth the money. Just getting a JK 19 with its rotisserie parts and meat probe is quite the find!
norgeway
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If they were WHITE!
I would GO GET THEM TOMORROW and have Donalds brother build me cabinets for them!!!
I would GO GET THEM TOMORROW and have Donalds brother build me cabinets for them!!!
philr
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Hans, finding used white panels for these new appliances shouldn't be that hard! The vent hood could still be repainted...
twintubdexter
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Our home in San Jose had these exact same appliances except the oven was a double. The house was built in 1970. I loved the oven and miss the Foodmatic. One day I'll cut a hole and install the one I have now.
