pics of my collection

[oldwasherguy]

For those of you who have never seen my collection before,here is some pics of some of my stuff. By the way Im Don or old washerguy of Ladson sc.

 

[oldwasherguy]

more pics

and here are some more

 

[oldwasherguy]

oops

sorry, I meant to put this in the yellow forum.

 

[DADoES]

Nice 'tags!

 

[sudsman]

Thats not alllllll

Its not just the Tags that are NICE!!

 

[revvinkevin]

Hi Don, GREAT photos... thanks for sharing!!!

What year is the (white) Maytag in the 2nd set of photos??

 

[oldwasherguy]

what year?

its a 1961 highlander a300. thanks for the compliments. don

 

[polkanut]

I would kill for that EASY.

 

[westyslantfront]

Hi Don. Beautiful machines. Would love to see the Easy and the Highlander in action.

Ross

 

[gansky1]

What great vintage stuff you have, beautiful Maytags too. Did you restore the Gray Ghost?

 

[pturo]

The machines are great, but the white kitty in front of the heater is my favorite thing.

 

[northwesty]

Love the stuff

Thanks for sharing

 

[westytoploader]

Great collection, especially that '61 Highlander. Thanks for posting!

 

[mayken4now]

Thanks for sharing. Nice machines

Steve

 

[mixfinder]

High Rollin'

It is fun to watch the Maytag with the silver filter wash away with water sloshing back and forth and over the top of the agitator. Kind of like a scene from the Titanic.
Kelly

 

[oldwasherguy]

gray ghost

Hi Gansky, the only thing I had to do to it was repaint it and put on new casters,oh and I ordered new maytag crest stickers for it too. You have to be real careful with those water decals. One wrong slip and its screwed. Thanks.Don

 

[jamman_98]

Hey

Hey there. I wondered what happen to you? I'd love to see you collection in person sometime.

Joe
jamman_98

 

[oldwasherguy]

sure jamman, all members are welcome to come visit,I would enjoy that.Just let me know when you want to come. Don

 

[mickeyd]

too coincidental to be true, but it is

You're not gonna believe this, but I've been in Lauderdale and Pompano for the past two weeks and on Federal Highway # 1 at Abbott Appliances, they have your exact Easy copper wringer washer on display just as you enter the store. Under the lid, as you well know, is a shocking and fabulous washer arm.

Drooling, I asked the wary Asian attendant--he was alone--to plug in the machine for me to see what the action was like. He said, "No plugee machineee! No plugee machineee!--you go home." Bandannaed, wife-beatered, and riding a cheap, rickety, rented bike, I think I scared him.

What's the action like? Could you show it or at least a pic of the wash arm so members could so how unusual and large it is?

Thank you--great stufff !!

Funny how language works: always pictured you as an old washer guy, when in fact you're really a clearly-not-old guy who likes old washers.