Good find there! Your photos suggest a subplot in a science fiction story about rebuilding after overshoot-and-collapse:
It's the year 2036, and for the past two decades after the "perfect storm" of Avian Flu and worldwide energy shortages, power grids have been down and people have been making do without electricity in most places. Candles instead of lightbulbs, clothes washed in the bathtub (with water heated on a wood or coal fire), and of course ice cream is but a fond memory along with cold sodas and hot showers.
Finally the new thorium-fueled reactor complex in the central valley is complete, 1.2 gigawatts, enough to light up every town for a couple hundred miles around. And finally comes the cutover date, and the scramble to recover old electrical goods to make life easier and bring back a few comforts in a part of the world that has been cold, dark, and dirty for way too long.
The scene opens with our intrepid electrical entrepreneurs, rescuing old appliances that have been stashed away for decades since the Crash of 2014. Today they pick up a load of washing machines, which are soon to be delivered to thankful families in the next town. With a couple of tankfuls of biodiesohol that have been donated by the fire department, they set off with their cargo, heading back to the workshop where the washers will be restored to new condition and tested before being delivered.
A week from now, the lights will be back on. A week from now, there will be clean clothes and towels. Soon there will be hot showers again. And, with a load of refrigerators yet to go, there will be ice cream.