repairguy
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Anyone care to wager on what’s in the boxes?
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They are obviously about 1968 I will say no more.
John.
They are obviously about 1968 I will say no more.
John.
Something Todd packed, maybe???
lawrence
lawrence
And hopefully
The washer has more than three speeds.
John.
The washer has more than three speeds.
John.
Oh gosh I sure hope they’re what I think they are! I can’t wait to see the neon lighted dial!
Ben
Ben
repairguy
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Anyone else want to join in the game?
Large mirror/picture?
Something GE ...
GE
4-speed programmed set? 1968?
4-speed programmed set? 1968?
Saturday Games
I guess GE something!
I guess GE something!
I was going to guess center-dial Maytag but something I peeked at peeking through the boxes gives something else away...
(does it come with a frisbee?)
-- Dave
(does it come with a frisbee?)
-- Dave
repairguy
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Good job Jon. John L already knew what they were as I was at his museum talking to him when I bought the set. It wouldn’t have been possible without Dan posting the link. This is now probably the crown of my collection as the are in excellent shape for their age. I’ll make another post on these as they definitely deserve it. Thanks to all for playing along and being patient. These machines are all original and all 4 speeds still work on the washer and it’s probably the quietest filter flo I’ve ever had. If I deciphered correctly they are 1968 models.
repairguy
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Kenny had the best guess.
Those are beautiful!
I absolutely love the trim on the front of both appliances. The badge "Custom" says it all!
Congratulations on your new toys.
lawrence
I absolutely love the trim on the front of both appliances. The badge "Custom" says it all!
Congratulations on your new toys.
lawrence
In which room is this set gonna live?
Wow!
Years ago I saw one of these pop up in portland very briefly and I missed it. It’s a 1968 for sure. Same clutch mechanism as my 3-speed machine. Amazing find and definitely a crown jewel of a set. Congratulations!
Years ago I saw one of these pop up in portland very briefly and I missed it. It’s a 1968 for sure. Same clutch mechanism as my 3-speed machine. Amazing find and definitely a crown jewel of a set. Congratulations!
Melvin!! Just smack me upside the head!! And THANK YOU JOHN L for saving these and Melvin being able to buy these. I look forawrd to excellent photos of the control panels as well as the undr-lid instructions and cycle setting charts. I'll add further comments regarding this in the new thread.
