Vintage Magic Chef Stove
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Nice stove, but I would believe it is on the newer end of vintage, maybe late 50's, with the newer style of the knobs. And I dont see the signature red Magic Chef oven control knob. But from the sound of the post, it looks like it is free for the taking. Definitely worth restoring.
Magic Chef
Right now I'm cooking on a 1953 Magic Chef and I love it. When I move into my new house I'll be leaving it behind for my roommate, but I'll be upgrading to a Chambers. This one looks to be a little newer than mine, but not by much. It's a great stove, the burners heat evenly and the oven is one of the best I've used, despite being gas.
Worth it,
Dave
Right now I'm cooking on a 1953 Magic Chef and I love it. When I move into my new house I'll be leaving it behind for my roommate, but I'll be upgrading to a Chambers. This one looks to be a little newer than mine, but not by much. It's a great stove, the burners heat evenly and the oven is one of the best I've used, despite being gas.
Worth it,
Dave
brianl
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Hope somebody gets this.
Unfortunately I am not a stove collector nor do I have space. If someone wants, they better run fast to it before the scrappers do.
Unfortunately I am not a stove collector nor do I have space. If someone wants, they better run fast to it before the scrappers do.
norgeway
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RE- Gas Oven.
I think a gas oven bakes BETTER than electric, all these new "Dual Fuel" ranges are silly to me, gas does heat up the house more in summer, but having cooked on both, gas bakes more accurately.
I think a gas oven bakes BETTER than electric, all these new "Dual Fuel" ranges are silly to me, gas does heat up the house more in summer, but having cooked on both, gas bakes more accurately.
