Nice-looking fridge, claims to be a one-owner; mid 1960's model.
Birmingham CL
Lawrence
http://bham.craigslist.org/app/3148392995.html
Birmingham CL
Lawrence
http://bham.craigslist.org/app/3148392995.html
Turquoise GE Fridge
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turquoisedude
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' A Fridge Too Far'.... LOL
I have been informed by Hubby that I can look for a frost-free fridge for the bar, and he didn't say it couldn't be vintage.... This one would be perfect, alas!
I have been informed by Hubby that I can look for a frost-free fridge for the bar, and he didn't say it couldn't be vintage.... This one would be perfect, alas!
Good looking fridge!
(in fact it's the one in my kitchen). I wonder if when they say 'all shelves included' they're counting the slide-out shelf not pictured? While mine appears identical, it is a non-frost model!
(in fact it's the one in my kitchen). I wonder if when they say 'all shelves included' they're counting the slide-out shelf not pictured? While mine appears identical, it is a non-frost model!
To clarify....."non-frost-free" model.
norgeway
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Frost Free!!
I would rather defrost once in a while, and have frozen food that isnt freezer burned!!And ice cream that is not mushy!
I would rather defrost once in a while, and have frozen food that isnt freezer burned!!And ice cream that is not mushy!
Looks very nice
Some relatives in Mississippi had this refrigerator in Shaded Coppertone. The only other difference I can see is the bottom vent trim is shaped different than theirs. They built their house in '65, but think they had an old fridge there for a year or so. Theirs was probably a '66.
Some relatives in Mississippi had this refrigerator in Shaded Coppertone. The only other difference I can see is the bottom vent trim is shaped different than theirs. They built their house in '65, but think they had an old fridge there for a year or so. Theirs was probably a '66.
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