Depends on the year and how intact the racks/Plastisol inter
I loved mine--held a ton of dishes and washed well. I played with all different wash-arm and tower configurations as well (plus control panel and timer). Thanks to Redcarpetdrew, mine had near-perfect Plastisol; most of these from the late sixties through the seventies that I found were crumbling away. Mine initially leaked profusely due to a broken Bakelite sump assembly (which has a rubber seal around the edge, and is just speed-nutted into the bottom opening of the tub).
The Custom Imperial should have lots of cycle options, plus rapid-advance electromechanical timer and 150-degree wash option if it's a GM-Frigidaire wash-arm machine.
They aren't quiet machines--they sound like a pressure washer on corrugated sheeting.
The only annoyance mine had was a tendency to wind down the nut on the wash arm and thus, stop it from spinning. A stainless-steel flat washer and locknut put a stop to that.
I also had the GM-Frigidaire spin-tube, which washed great, but took some seriously adaptive loading, and had major trouble with larger-sized modern plates. Fun machine, though. Can't wait to see pics!
