Vintage GE stove for sale

[yogitunes]

not a bad price....not enough pics but looks clean.....pushbuttons...seems along the lines of a P7 version stove

http://lancaster.craigslist.org/app/2320264070.html

 

[yogitunes]

another one in the same area.....double ovens....chocolate brown....

http://lancaster.craigslist.org/app/2320254924.html

 

[yogitunes]

actually a true P7....and a beautiful machine

http://smd.craigslist.org/app/2293737682.html

 

[pulltostart]

I vote for the first one - nice and simple, with clean lines. Too bad the owner/lister of the third thinks his/hers is "1950", considering the P-7 oven wasn't introduced until 1963, they're way off.

L

 

[circlew]

That 40" GE is from the mid-late 60's. It's a little older than the one I saw at the school sale last week.

 

[appnut]

the first one is too plain for me.  I love the Hi_lo range as well as the last one. 

 

[macboy91si]

1st Stove

This was the stove that we had when I was a young kid. It replaced a Monarch electric range. I always loved the buttons on the top. It survived my father trying to cook hung-over for years so it must be good!

 

-Tim

 

[xraytech]

that 3rd stove is the one my gram had from 1965 or 66 until 2002.

I just recently got one essentially identical to it on craigslist for $35 and in pristine condition,

I think that those late 50's-late 60's 40" GE ranges are my favorite ones to cook with

 

[toploader55]

Second Range

I believe the second range was called the "Americana".

Love the Edged Coppertone.