Love to have this one!
Penncrest side by side
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Wonder which outside manufacturer makes that...
-- Dave
-- Dave
Possibly GE.
GE built Highpoint side-by-side from late 60s
I remember these things, it even has a whirlpool built icemaker doesn’t look like the freezer has any shelves, however.
This one still had a separate evaporator in the top of the refrigerator, it could work. It would definitely give your electric meter a good spin I couldn’t imagine paying to operate it.
John
I remember these things, it even has a whirlpool built icemaker doesn’t look like the freezer has any shelves, however.
This one still had a separate evaporator in the top of the refrigerator, it could work. It would definitely give your electric meter a good spin I couldn’t imagine paying to operate it.
John
I don't know if I would or wouldn't want to see the kitchen that came out of.
Well I would like to see more of it then especially inside...
Wouldn't the icemaker make round ice cubes?
I must not be that familiar with GE/Hotpoint side by sides if that fridge is that o,d and not quite what and how I remember seeing them looking like...
-- Dave
Wouldn't the icemaker make round ice cubes?
I must not be that familiar with GE/Hotpoint side by sides if that fridge is that o,d and not quite what and how I remember seeing them looking like...
-- Dave
speaking of Hotpoints
I would take this one in a heartbeat!
I would take this one in a heartbeat!
Beautiful in Harvest Wheat!
lawrence
lawrence
Hot point side-by-side
This was sort of hot points answer to the nicer GE Americas that had the ice and water through the door of the freezer, whirlpool made some similar side-by-side to this where you could pull the whole bucket of ice out through the little door in the freezer.
Unfortunately like other side-by-side from the 70s this one will cost you plenty to run and will make your house plenty hot when it’s running.
I love their comet that says it will work fine in a hot or cold garage. The temperature won’t destroy this refrigerator but if you try to keep things frozen in the freezer of this refrigerator when the temperature of the garage dips below 40° , the compressor actually will not come on and the frozen stuff in the freezer will actually melt. This refrigerator does not have independent controls and it’s not meant to run in a cold garage.
John
This was sort of hot points answer to the nicer GE Americas that had the ice and water through the door of the freezer, whirlpool made some similar side-by-side to this where you could pull the whole bucket of ice out through the little door in the freezer.
Unfortunately like other side-by-side from the 70s this one will cost you plenty to run and will make your house plenty hot when it’s running.
I love their comet that says it will work fine in a hot or cold garage. The temperature won’t destroy this refrigerator but if you try to keep things frozen in the freezer of this refrigerator when the temperature of the garage dips below 40° , the compressor actually will not come on and the frozen stuff in the freezer will actually melt. This refrigerator does not have independent controls and it’s not meant to run in a cold garage.
John
