Turquoise Vintage 1960 GE Power Shower Dishwasher - $300 (Barberton)
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Speaking for myself and my nemesis
Thank you for the post...but...
Why, oh why, can't these ever be the Custom 4-Cycle???????
Or an automatic-opening Empress???????
Is this too much to ask???
If this were closer I'd go for it for the parts alone. Very pretty 1960 Princess...very pretty. And case looks to be in good condition, better than the grille and/or the gasket.
Thank you for the post...but...
Why, oh why, can't these ever be the Custom 4-Cycle???????
Or an automatic-opening Empress???????
Is this too much to ask???
If this were closer I'd go for it for the parts alone. Very pretty 1960 Princess...very pretty. And case looks to be in good condition, better than the grille and/or the gasket.
why can't these ever be the Custom 4-Cycle
Tell me about it... You do realize that when one does surface somewhere within our respective driving ranges that it's going to look a lot like a remake of "It's A Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World"....
Tell me about it... You do realize that when one does surface somewhere within our respective driving ranges that it's going to look a lot like a remake of "It's A Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World"....
The Big W!!!!
I want the Ethel Merman role.
I remember at age 7, begging my Mom to take me to see that when it opened at Radio City Music Hall. When it was all over we both agreed that it was the biggest piece of s**t we had ever seen on the screen (I can't remember the term she used). I felt gypped because the Three Stooges were only on screen for 3 seconds and it wasn't the real Curly Howard (I was too young to know that he was already 11 years in the grave at that point). It's definitely a movie that has grown into its cult status. And what a cast! They must have been given ridiculous salaries to do that kind of drek-work. And what was the amount of money that they were all ready to kill each other over? Ten Thousand dollars? I know it was worth more back then but you couldn't even get Michael Cohen interested for that sum.
After the movie we went home, had dinner and then loaded our Normally Soiled dishes into our 1962 SU-70 v.4 dishwasher.
I want the Ethel Merman role.
I remember at age 7, begging my Mom to take me to see that when it opened at Radio City Music Hall. When it was all over we both agreed that it was the biggest piece of s**t we had ever seen on the screen (I can't remember the term she used). I felt gypped because the Three Stooges were only on screen for 3 seconds and it wasn't the real Curly Howard (I was too young to know that he was already 11 years in the grave at that point). It's definitely a movie that has grown into its cult status. And what a cast! They must have been given ridiculous salaries to do that kind of drek-work. And what was the amount of money that they were all ready to kill each other over? Ten Thousand dollars? I know it was worth more back then but you couldn't even get Michael Cohen interested for that sum.
After the movie we went home, had dinner and then loaded our Normally Soiled dishes into our 1962 SU-70 v.4 dishwasher.
firedome
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loved that movie...
it's sacred to all us Mopar lovers!
My first vintage car, in 1977, was a '62 Polara 500 cnvertible, like the one on the right... one of my current Mopars is picured below:
it's sacred to all us Mopar lovers!
My first vintage car, in 1977, was a '62 Polara 500 cnvertible, like the one on the right... one of my current Mopars is picured below:
Roger, I have to come visit your latest car, er, I mean you.... LOL
firedome
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we'd love to have you Paul!!
doubt this one will ever get up to Vermont, but NY is good!
doubt this one will ever get up to Vermont, but NY is good!
