partscounterman
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Gambles Coronado from the 1975 Spring Summer catalog
Son of a Pretty Washer-Gambles '75
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and the Dryers
are almost as cool
are almost as cool
partscounterman
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Features and Wringer Washers
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Son of a Pretty Washer-Gambles '75
Somehow or other I get the feeling this is a WCI special. I could be wrong! Any other input.
Peter
Somehow or other I get the feeling this is a WCI special. I could be wrong! Any other input.
Peter
pulsator-power
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Gambles Coronado
Anyone know what company made this washer & dryer?
Looks like Montgomery Wards
Jerry
Anyone know what company made this washer & dryer?
Looks like Montgomery Wards
Jerry
"Continuous Cleaning Lint Filter" - not to be confused with an oven from this era, you still had to clean it manually. (ha! just like the ovens!)
WCI made - Franklin design. I've seen this washer in Avocado at a junkyard about an hour from here... I remember a couple of these, mostly lower end models from when I was a kid. Virtually the same washer came in lots of brands, Gibson, Kelvinator, Coronado, etc.
WCI made - Franklin design. I've seen this washer in Avocado at a junkyard about an hour from here... I remember a couple of these, mostly lower end models from when I was a kid. Virtually the same washer came in lots of brands, Gibson, Kelvinator, Coronado, etc.
Yep,thats got WCI written all over it...
kennyGF
kennyGF
pulsator-power
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Coronado
Did they also make washers for the WT Grant chain- as Bradford?
Jerry
Did they also make washers for the WT Grant chain- as Bradford?
Jerry
hey Jerry
Well, they sure look identical to the Bradfords. I always did wonder who made those and the Wizards as well. Sheesh, I haven't seen many of those ever and certainly not nowdays. They were all Franklin WCI products I'm assuming.
Well, they sure look identical to the Bradfords. I always did wonder who made those and the Wizards as well. Sheesh, I haven't seen many of those ever and certainly not nowdays. They were all Franklin WCI products I'm assuming.
