Look at this thing! The ad makes it sound like its all one unit, but I think the shorter one is the same model GE my mom has in her basement.
Now this is what I call a refrigerator....
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Dang, why don't things like this come up for sale near me? Thats a cool fridge.
....and when you need a crane...
Probably a commercial product? Wow, that's a monster!
Probably a commercial product? Wow, that's a monster!
Who's going to pull that one outta the basement? 8^)
A few years ago, I saw a late 60's Sears Coldspot S/S, that was the size of 2 full size refrigerators sitting side by side. I should have grabbed it, never saw another one like it.
kennyGF
A few years ago, I saw a late 60's Sears Coldspot S/S, that was the size of 2 full size refrigerators sitting side by side. I should have grabbed it, never saw another one like it.
kennyGF
Am guessing the French doors are coolers and the single door a freezer.
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We'd definitely have room for that in our kitchen....
If we got rid of the cooktop, oven, and half of the counterspace. We might need a home equity line of credit to pay the power bill, however ;-)
If we got rid of the cooktop, oven, and half of the counterspace. We might need a home equity line of credit to pay the power bill, however ;-)
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That Frigidaire...
...Was for the houses of the wealthy, who did a lot of entertaining, plus had staff to feed. Semi-commercial equipment like this used to be common in big, upscale houses. There were ranges (like some Chambers models) that were huge, with eight burners and two ovens and a broiler and a warming shelf. Back then, being rich meant having a cook who knew her stuff.
...Was for the houses of the wealthy, who did a lot of entertaining, plus had staff to feed. Semi-commercial equipment like this used to be common in big, upscale houses. There were ranges (like some Chambers models) that were huge, with eight burners and two ovens and a broiler and a warming shelf. Back then, being rich meant having a cook who knew her stuff.
