Wow! Thanks for the photo's! So glad to have met you! What an atmosphere to have a repair shop! O.K., I'm headed to the beach!--------------
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michaelman2
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Beach..I need a beach
Great shots ...!
Great shots ...!
Hawaii is looking good for the next convention, eh?
partscounterman
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Mahalo for the kind words!
See Venus, you did get it right.
I'm glad you all approve of my home and shop. Our place is small, its like Mary Tyler Moores first apartment. The good thing is that it is very private. No one even knows we're back there.
My shop is a fun place to hang out. I have most of the common new parts here in stock. I am set up with every kind of electrical hook-up so I can test and repair appliances. Dennis seemed strangly anxious to get my toy washer collection down here ASAP.
You know, several people have said something to me about a convention here. Sadly, I am short of vintage washers and have squandered some of the opportunities I have had (Forgive me Saint Robert for I have sinned by ignoring the '60's solid tub Hotpoint-I am not worthy) But who knows-we could make it a small appliance themed convention. Bring what fits in your suitcase. I'm sure with some time I could scare up a few machines. If we plan far enough ahead we could maybe get so good group rates so its as affordable for everyone as possible. Anyway, lets just say I'm not opposed to the idea.
David
See Venus, you did get it right.
I'm glad you all approve of my home and shop. Our place is small, its like Mary Tyler Moores first apartment. The good thing is that it is very private. No one even knows we're back there.
My shop is a fun place to hang out. I have most of the common new parts here in stock. I am set up with every kind of electrical hook-up so I can test and repair appliances. Dennis seemed strangly anxious to get my toy washer collection down here ASAP.
You know, several people have said something to me about a convention here. Sadly, I am short of vintage washers and have squandered some of the opportunities I have had (Forgive me Saint Robert for I have sinned by ignoring the '60's solid tub Hotpoint-I am not worthy) But who knows-we could make it a small appliance themed convention. Bring what fits in your suitcase. I'm sure with some time I could scare up a few machines. If we plan far enough ahead we could maybe get so good group rates so its as affordable for everyone as possible. Anyway, lets just say I'm not opposed to the idea.
David
jmirawm
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aloha convention......
well the burpilators be doing a dance in a grass skirt for us ? OH BOY ! OH BOY ! OH BOY !
well the burpilators be doing a dance in a grass skirt for us ? OH BOY ! OH BOY ! OH BOY !
SactoTeddyBear
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Re: White-Westinghouse Space-Mates:
Hi! David, I agree with Venus, don't get rid of the White- Westinghouse Space-Mates. I've got that same or similar Set, although my Washer is a Gibson, in Almond Color and I will never get rid of mine.
I got rid of an original Set that were in Copper-Tone, they were before Company changes and I do know that Westinghouse Washer was with the "Potato-Pulley" where my White-Westhinghouse Washer has the newer Mechanism assembly.
I would like to locate one of the 1960's Westinghouse Top-Load Washers like the Yellow one at the Convention. They I agree on also had the best Washing Action, as compared to the newer Frigidaire Washers, with the Indexing Tub/Agitation combination Washing.
I'm wanting to also try and locate one of the older Maytag Uni-Body Top-Load Washer/Dryer Units, with the Electronic Touch Controls like you got recently.
Peace and Happy White-Westinghouse Washing and Drying, Steve
SactoTeddyBear...
Hi! David, I agree with Venus, don't get rid of the White- Westinghouse Space-Mates. I've got that same or similar Set, although my Washer is a Gibson, in Almond Color and I will never get rid of mine.
I got rid of an original Set that were in Copper-Tone, they were before Company changes and I do know that Westinghouse Washer was with the "Potato-Pulley" where my White-Westhinghouse Washer has the newer Mechanism assembly.
I would like to locate one of the 1960's Westinghouse Top-Load Washers like the Yellow one at the Convention. They I agree on also had the best Washing Action, as compared to the newer Frigidaire Washers, with the Indexing Tub/Agitation combination Washing.
I'm wanting to also try and locate one of the older Maytag Uni-Body Top-Load Washer/Dryer Units, with the Electronic Touch Controls like you got recently.
Peace and Happy White-Westinghouse Washing and Drying, Steve
SactoTeddyBear...
