Vintage Hotpoint Stove anyone??

[extmaxspin]

I'm not a stove guy here, but this one was in pretty nice shape for the age I presume it to be, and I wanted to pass it along. As you can see from the first pic, the original manuals are included with it.

It's near Ann Arbor Michigan, and it's at a thrift shop/flea market that gets most of their stuff from estate sales and storage locker sales. They are supposed to have a FaceBook page, but I've been unable to locate it. I don't want to post a phone number of my contact, but if anyone is interested, I'll pass it along to you.

They have it listed at $150, but I believe that is negotiable.

 

[vintage1963]

It looks pretty nice. Imagine how it would sparkle after being cleaned up.

 

[tomturbomatic]

UNFORTUNATELY, this range featured a concealed bake element for the ovens so if they were used at all, the oven floors have probably rusted badly, if not totally through, long before this century.

 

[northwesty]

Tom is right

I parted out this exact stove for my 48 GE, I'd wait for something like that.

 

[tomturbomatic]

It might be possible to use an aluminum or aluminized-steel cookie sheet to cover the rusted-out floor of the oven. I don't know. I guess it just depends on how badly you wanted to keep the thing going.