Groovy baby... if you can get past the first 40 or so seconds LOL
The most bizarre groovy 60's Westy promotion
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A rattan refrigerator! Just what I wanted!
And the leaf on the left by the water is poppy, when bonged, it makes you do groovy thing with a Westinghouse!
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Great commercial!
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Great commercial!
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Wild.....
There are some very cool Retro Westinghouse commercials on Youtube.
Sad that they are now gone.
Brent
There are some very cool Retro Westinghouse commercials on Youtube.
Sad that they are now gone.
Brent
Too groovy..
... You can be sure you're on drugs.. If it's Westinghouse!
I never thought to invite my refrigerator to my groovy parties. All dressed up for the occasion and everything.
I don't own a Westinghouse refrigerator so I cannot match it to my apparel. However I do have a lot of Corningware so I will now embroider blue cornflowers on my undies.
... You can be sure you're on drugs.. If it's Westinghouse!
I never thought to invite my refrigerator to my groovy parties. All dressed up for the occasion and everything.
I don't own a Westinghouse refrigerator so I cannot match it to my apparel. However I do have a lot of Corningware so I will now embroider blue cornflowers on my undies.
you know, it's interesting.
We're in the middle of designing our new kitchen. It's going to look very much like the old one; we're not moving any of the services, adding a second under counter oven next to the stove, etc.
BUT: Neither of us like stainless steel. We've gotten a white range from Kitchenaid (it has a convection oven, a temperature probe, and a warming drawer, and it wasn't 10,000), a white frig, a white dishwasher, will have white cabinets with blue laminate countertops, and a vinyl floor.
HOWEVER having said this: open ANY kitchen magazine and what do you see? The same stainless steel appliances. Over and over. With, of course, the obligatory dish towel hanging from the oven handle. While it isn't a bad place to hang a towel, you really cannot USE the oven.
Home design now is more than anything, to me, B O R I N G. It's all 'how much can I spend to make my house look JUST like everyone else's so I have better resale value' not 'what do I want to live in?'
This is a great forum folks. Y'all do interesting things.
Nate
We're in the middle of designing our new kitchen. It's going to look very much like the old one; we're not moving any of the services, adding a second under counter oven next to the stove, etc.
BUT: Neither of us like stainless steel. We've gotten a white range from Kitchenaid (it has a convection oven, a temperature probe, and a warming drawer, and it wasn't 10,000), a white frig, a white dishwasher, will have white cabinets with blue laminate countertops, and a vinyl floor.
HOWEVER having said this: open ANY kitchen magazine and what do you see? The same stainless steel appliances. Over and over. With, of course, the obligatory dish towel hanging from the oven handle. While it isn't a bad place to hang a towel, you really cannot USE the oven.
Home design now is more than anything, to me, B O R I N G. It's all 'how much can I spend to make my house look JUST like everyone else's so I have better resale value' not 'what do I want to live in?'
This is a great forum folks. Y'all do interesting things.
Nate
Can you be SURE that it's Westinghouse?
Westy wasn't the only appliance maker goin' groovy back then, man...in its last two years before AMC spun off Kelvinator to WCI, they marketed a line of refrigerators, ranges and dishwashers not only with reversible trim panels, but also with handles that coordinated with the trim design...
the one I remember best was an undercounter bar fridge that had a one-eyed jack design on the door...groovy, baby!
Westy wasn't the only appliance maker goin' groovy back then, man...in its last two years before AMC spun off Kelvinator to WCI, they marketed a line of refrigerators, ranges and dishwashers not only with reversible trim panels, but also with handles that coordinated with the trim design...
the one I remember best was an undercounter bar fridge that had a one-eyed jack design on the door...groovy, baby!
