That Norge is a real showstopper with that lightbar. Does it move up and down because it looks in the pic there's slots on each side.
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norgeway
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Light bar...
Yes it moves, they also made this in gas..
Yes it moves, they also made this in gas..
norgeway
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Here it is
In the forward position.
In the forward position.
norgeway
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The round piece..
That the actual light is in rotates also to throw light in different directions.
That the actual light is in rotates also to throw light in different directions.
That is something else 
When you see all these fantastic looking vintage stoves they really do make new ones seem utterly boring. I know when I walk around the appliance dept at Sears or Lowes it's kind of hard to really get enthused about much.
When you see all these fantastic looking vintage stoves they really do make new ones seem utterly boring. I know when I walk around the appliance dept at Sears or Lowes it's kind of hard to really get enthused about much.
polkanut
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Hans,
My cousin Eldina has the 30" gas version of your Caloric range. It is in the kitchenette just off of their downstairs family room. That range did alot of baking when she had her custom wedding cake business.
My cousin Eldina has the 30" gas version of your Caloric range. It is in the kitchenette just off of their downstairs family room. That range did alot of baking when she had her custom wedding cake business.
dynaflow
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my 58 in pink
love my 58 just got cake layers out of the oven perfect
love my 58 just got cake layers out of the oven perfect
I sure wish I could find a 30" Frigidaire like Hans has!
Kelly - you know I love your CI Frigidaire! The streamlined, industrial-like controls give that range a subtle look that is sure to please. IMO, much more attractive than a Flair any day.
Funny you started this post - I had to do some service work to the 1963 GE tonight. New lower oven control, and I replaced the front left burner with a period correct raised burner that was picked from an identical twin last New Years at Greg's. Too bad the low watt Hi-Speed burner went bad.
Ben
Funny you started this post - I had to do some service work to the 1963 GE tonight. New lower oven control, and I replaced the front left burner with a period correct raised burner that was picked from an identical twin last New Years at Greg's. Too bad the low watt Hi-Speed burner went bad.
Ben
Excellent, Ben. Now when are you going to cook?
philr
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Kelly, thanks for starting this thread! I really like your ranges. I was wondering how the clock/timers on "N" series Flairs and Custom Imperial ranges like yours worked as they seemed to lack the "cooking hours". How does the oven stops automatically? Is it stopped by the Meal Minder only? I never had an oven that had a Meal Minder, how do you set these? Does it work only with the temp probe like the older "Meat Tender" which activated a buzzer?
Here are mine
The one I got just a few weeks ago (had a thread about it here http://www.automaticwasher.org/cgi-bin/TD/TD-VIEWTHREAD.cgi?43402_23).
(1971-72 RDE-38S), a very uncommon model here since these were not sold in Canada. I guess either someone here wanted an Electri-Clean range and bought it in the US as they were still not available in this country or it belonged to an American who moved it here...
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My Canadian RCIB-645C-2 Flair
The very first Frigidaire appliance I owned:
1960 RDAG-38C-60
My RCIB-645C with a rotisserie and an exhaust hood.
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Here are mine
The one I got just a few weeks ago (had a thread about it here http://www.automaticwasher.org/cgi-bin/TD/TD-VIEWTHREAD.cgi?43402_23).
(1971-72 RDE-38S), a very uncommon model here since these were not sold in Canada. I guess either someone here wanted an Electri-Clean range and bought it in the US as they were still not available in this country or it belonged to an American who moved it here...
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My Canadian RCIB-645C-2 Flair
The very first Frigidaire appliance I owned:
1960 RDAG-38C-60
My RCIB-645C with a rotisserie and an exhaust hood.
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mikeklondon
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Oven Size
How I wish we had cookers with ovens that big over here
How I wish we had cookers with ovens that big over here
Westinghouse 40
Here's a few of mine - this Westy is without question one of the heaviest stoves I ever had to move!
Here's a few of mine - this Westy is without question one of the heaviest stoves I ever had to move!
1970's Crown
This is the only gas range I own.
This is the only gas range I own.
1958 GE
I had this stove at the cottage for a couple of years - I switched it out this past spring with a '54 Frigidaire. This GE performed beautifully.
I had this stove at the cottage for a couple of years - I switched it out this past spring with a '54 Frigidaire. This GE performed beautifully.
1956 Frigidaire Imperial
Here's my white '56 - love these French doors.
Here's my white '56 - love these French doors.
1956 Pink Frigidaire Imperial
Here's the same stove in pink - I just picked this up last week. I think this is going to the cottage in the spring.
Here's the same stove in pink - I just picked this up last week. I think this is going to the cottage in the spring.
1953 Kelvinator
Here's a cute 30" Kelvy that I fell in love with and had to drag home.
Here's a cute 30" Kelvy that I fell in love with and had to drag home.
Early 50's Norge
I think this is a '52 - it's 36" wide. It was $39.99 at the Salvation Army and they were having a half-off appliance sale, so for $20 I couldn't resist.
I think this is a '52 - it's 36" wide. It was $39.99 at the Salvation Army and they were having a half-off appliance sale, so for $20 I couldn't resist.
