Stove
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30 inch turquoise, gas stove
Hard to know what it’s worth, would depend on the condition of the inside of the oven, etc. often they get pretty rusty corroded, etc. because of the pilot lights that burned for many years.
The only thing the stove really has going for it is the color, and the fact that it appears to be all there, and not to beat up, I have a friend in fact in Baltimore who would love to get it because of the color. It’s also hard to find vintage 30 inch ranges that will fit in most peoples kitchens today.
The value could be anywhere from $100-$1000. It would have to be a near perfect condition to even entertain the idea of getting anywhere over $300 for it.
John
Hard to know what it’s worth, would depend on the condition of the inside of the oven, etc. often they get pretty rusty corroded, etc. because of the pilot lights that burned for many years.
The only thing the stove really has going for it is the color, and the fact that it appears to be all there, and not to beat up, I have a friend in fact in Baltimore who would love to get it because of the color. It’s also hard to find vintage 30 inch ranges that will fit in most peoples kitchens today.
The value could be anywhere from $100-$1000. It would have to be a near perfect condition to even entertain the idea of getting anywhere over $300 for it.
John
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Vesta
Was what southerners refer to as a off brand, meaning it was made by a very small company, most were sold to house trailer manufacturers, that being said They were actually a pretty good range, made in Athens Tennessee.
Was what southerners refer to as a off brand, meaning it was made by a very small company, most were sold to house trailer manufacturers, that being said They were actually a pretty good range, made in Athens Tennessee.
