Retro Stainless steel wall oven. From the 60's or 70's (not sure). IN excellent working condition. T

[ovrphil]

ad: " Retro Stainless steel wall oven. From the 60's or 70's (not sure). IN excellent working condition.
These applainces have been well maintained and taken care of!
I have this oven for $350, a GE electric cook top 4 burner in almond for $300 with matching hood (light, vent fan) for $150.00. I also have a sink with newer chrome faucet still attached (and water purifier) for $100 and a kitchen aid dishwasher for $200
Located for pick up in Fairfield "

http://sfbay.craigslist.org/eby/app/4370649928.html

 

[appnut]

Those were all upper middle of line or higher products of the day. Bucks were spent.

 

[washdaddy]

All nice appliances--- I agree. But I think what the seller is asking for is a little on the high side.

 

[danemodsandy]

Be Careful!

If anyone is considering that handsome wall oven, be advised that getting measurements from the seller would be an excellent idea.

Why? Because I think it's the 24-inch-wide version, not the more common 27-inch-wide version. GE made both widths for a while there to service the replacement market, and to encourage owners who already had a wall oven to upgrade to P*7. Many wall ovens of the late '50s/early '60s were 24 inchers, so having new models that would fit the older spaces was a good sales strategy for a while there.

 

[circlew]

I'm thinking its a 24" wall oven, too. Still very nice.

 

[danemodsandy]

BTW:

It's '70s, not '60s, though nearly identical.

The fake injection-molded woodgrain handle insert marks it as '70s. Earlier units had a brushed metal insert.