Vintage Frigidaire Custom Imperial Wall Oven with cooktop stove and hood

[drewz]

First time I have ever seen one of these, must be really rare!

Pardon Our Interruption...

 

[whirlcool]

WHen I first glanced at the photos, I thought I was looking at a refrigerator!
Whoever is selling it could at least dust if off first!

 

[laundromat]

This is a first for me. I have never seen nor heard of any Frigidaire wall ovnes like this. I wonder what year it was out and the class (Super, Deluxe, Custom Deluxe, Imperial, Custom Imperial) it was.

 

[gansky1]

Looks 60's by the graphics and clock - will have to check the manuals, I've never seen this model before. Super cool though, I'll bet it was a pricey splurge at the time.

 

[appnut]

I never knew they made a double wall oven with uppper having french doors and the lower oven conventional door.  These are all so pretty, I"m almost giddy about them.  Glad they aren't pink!!!   Of course, I wonder if the original dishwasher was a spintube or a KitchenAid!!!   Hopefuly there was a matching Frigidaire fridge too. 

 

If I'm almost giddy, I can imagine what Turqoisedude's reaction is gonna be!! 

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[norgeway]

I have!

The brochure somewhere here, I think its 63.

 

[arbilab]

We had twin 63 Frigidaire wall ovens. Nothing like that, however unique in that the doors were all glass and opened UPWARD.

 

[circlew]

Built-in Flair

was what you had if the oven doors were all glass and opened upwards. Have seen them in old magazine ads.

 

[appnut]

The street in our subdivision that was all Frigidaire kitchens, every house had a flair wall oven. 

 

[arbilab]

Yes, Flair. Functional and fashionable. House came with the Frigidaire DW too, no complaints. Our clunky I-Love-Lucy Westinghouse fridge kinda stuck out in that kitchen.