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Pink 40" GE
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vacerator
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Pricey GE,
Yes, and it's not a P7 self clean model.
Yes, and it's not a P7 self clean model.
And it has been repainted... wonder if pink was the original color, or a change that someone creating a look made through a repaint/recolor. They don't mention working status, at that price it should be fully functional including the often not functional automatic burner...
delaneymeegan
Well-known member
But it's PINK ! $1500 worth of pinkness.
I'm not in line, waiting to buy it. I just posted the ad.....
lawrence
lawrence
Pepto
For that price, you would think that they could clear the crap off of it before taking the picture.
For that price, you would think that they could clear the crap off of it before taking the picture.
lotsosudz
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OUCH!!!!
For that price, it better shop for you and prepare and cook the meal for you.
For that price, it better shop for you and prepare and cook the meal for you.
Jeff - am I missing a painting clue? I don't see any tell-tale signs that it's been painted, the top looks shiny and has the "deep-porcelain" color to my tired eyes.
The price is silly, looks like it's in an antique store. $500 tops if untested and unpainted
The price is silly, looks like it's in an antique store. $500 tops if untested and unpainted
The ebay description says that it has been repainted... since the original porcelain finish was very durable, that could mean that it was very used and tired or damaged, or that they wanted to do a color change to 50s pink. The photos look good but I would want to check that out in person, especially at their price!
HA! I totally missed that in the description - so much for pictures speaking 1000 words.
Now it's worth $78.50.
Now it's worth $78.50.
Remember the $1.98 Beauty Contest?
Speaking of all it should do for that price, does anyone remember the General Electric Theater on television? They used to show experimental appliances because "Progress Is Our Most Important Product." One such product in the early 60s was a meal system with a freezer that had coded sections for frozen casseroles. There was some transportation chamber that connected the freezer to the oven. There was a keypad that they punched in the location in the freezer and the time and temperature and the machine moved the casserole from the freezer to the oven. They showed the set up at the start of the hour-long show and started the casserole cooking. By the end of the show, the casserole was all cooked, but the whole thing was the equivalent of culinary and primitive computer-like showing off. It was not a practical invention. It was huge and when you consider the energy efficiency of the freezer and the oven there was no practicality to it, but it made for a GEE WHIZ presentation of industrial masturbation.
Speaking of all it should do for that price, does anyone remember the General Electric Theater on television? They used to show experimental appliances because "Progress Is Our Most Important Product." One such product in the early 60s was a meal system with a freezer that had coded sections for frozen casseroles. There was some transportation chamber that connected the freezer to the oven. There was a keypad that they punched in the location in the freezer and the time and temperature and the machine moved the casserole from the freezer to the oven. They showed the set up at the start of the hour-long show and started the casserole cooking. By the end of the show, the casserole was all cooked, but the whole thing was the equivalent of culinary and primitive computer-like showing off. It was not a practical invention. It was huge and when you consider the energy efficiency of the freezer and the oven there was no practicality to it, but it made for a GEE WHIZ presentation of industrial masturbation.
