I certainly have never seen anything like this before! What a classic! I'd almost give up my electric Flair for this one...
The ad lists it as an Odin Beautyrange.
The ad lists it as an Odin Beautyrange.
Unbelievably Beautiful All Chrome 40" Stove
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Me neither... what a prize.
twintubdexter
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As someone who has seen tons of stoves from this era, that chrome model is something new to me. Considering I don't care for stainless steel because I hate fingerprints, I'd need to post a guard with that gas range. I wonder who wins in the "chrome count", a 58' Buick or Oldsmobile or that stove?
Very nice-but don't like the idea of having to polish it everyday.You would have to seal it in a transparent box---and just look at it.
polkanut
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It looks like a Tin Man reject. No thank you.
Well
the seller must be motivated...The price has been lowered by $200.00.
Guy
the seller must be motivated...The price has been lowered by $200.00.
Guy
firedome
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hmmm ...
here's my vote for the most chrome in my garage... but the stove wins for the ratio of chrome per square foot, never saw one an Odin like that one before!
here's my vote for the most chrome in my garage... but the stove wins for the ratio of chrome per square foot, never saw one an Odin like that one before!
norgeway
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My Mothers Cousin had
a 58 Super they replaced it with a 66 Ninety Eight Luxury Sedan that was driven daily up into the early 90s, one of the most comfortable cars I ever rode in, got great mileage too for a biggg car, 20 on a long trip..it was always a joke, Her brother in law, who was the service manager for the local Olds dealer had a 68 Ninety Eight, it never got over 14 mpg...they went to the beach every year, the 66 would go all the way to Myrtle Beach, drive around down there all week and wouldn't have to fill up until they started home, the 68 would have to stop on the way down for gas!!LOL Both had 26 gallon tanks I think.
a 58 Super they replaced it with a 66 Ninety Eight Luxury Sedan that was driven daily up into the early 90s, one of the most comfortable cars I ever rode in, got great mileage too for a biggg car, 20 on a long trip..it was always a joke, Her brother in law, who was the service manager for the local Olds dealer had a 68 Ninety Eight, it never got over 14 mpg...they went to the beach every year, the 66 would go all the way to Myrtle Beach, drive around down there all week and wouldn't have to fill up until they started home, the 68 would have to stop on the way down for gas!!LOL Both had 26 gallon tanks I think.
I had one like that, sadly it was so messed up I ended up parting it out
