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Nice set.
A nice 1965-1968 Kenmore 600 or 70 series. Very nice looking still. Ugh!!!
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fan-of-fans
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The range I think might be a Roper made one from the early 90s. Probably electronic ignition.
Sigh.....
I know it's how the world works... but that listing title of "Scrap Metal" vs "Vintage Appliances" or something similar is rough.
I know it's how the world works... but that listing title of "Scrap Metal" vs "Vintage Appliances" or something similar is rough.
fan-of-fans
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Yeah
That's how the Facebook world works around here. No interest in anything vintage unless it's a car, truck or some kind of vintage home decor made from pallets.
If anything old involved it's mostly "Gee how much scrap is it worth or can it make me any money without doing any work?"
:rolleyes
That's how the Facebook world works around here. No interest in anything vintage unless it's a car, truck or some kind of vintage home decor made from pallets.
If anything old involved it's mostly "Gee how much scrap is it worth or can it make me any money without doing any work?"
:rolleyes
oliger
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If they have been on the curb this long, they are probably gone by now. Unless someone here already grabbed them... what a shame
lotsosudz
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Kenmore Washer
The washer is a 1967, 600 Series washer, with a fountain filter, and a straight vane agi. 3 cycles, Normal, PP, and delicate. 3 water levels, hot/cold warm/cold, cold/cold, any other combination, you had to wait for the wash fill and change the temp manually. Parents had one. Turned out to be a lemon right out of the gates.
Hugs,
David
The washer is a 1967, 600 Series washer, with a fountain filter, and a straight vane agi. 3 cycles, Normal, PP, and delicate. 3 water levels, hot/cold warm/cold, cold/cold, any other combination, you had to wait for the wash fill and change the temp manually. Parents had one. Turned out to be a lemon right out of the gates.
Hugs,
David
brainardcooper
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Darn
Exactly what I was looking for, lemon or not...
Exactly what I was looking for, lemon or not...
70series
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Kenmore washer:
Actually that's a 1966 Model 70 with the black Super Rotoswirl and scrubber cap as well as self clean filter. The differences in control panel aesthetics are very very subtle, but you can see that the part of the console behind the dial is slightly indented, allowing for the fixture for the backlit dial.
Actually that's a 1966 Model 70 with the black Super Rotoswirl and scrubber cap as well as self clean filter. The differences in control panel aesthetics are very very subtle, but you can see that the part of the console behind the dial is slightly indented, allowing for the fixture for the backlit dial.
Gone
