Vintage Stove/Fridge Parade Detroit CL!

[moparwash]

Simply too much to post individually!...click and enjoy!

http://detroit.craigslist.org/search/ppa?zoomToPosting=&query=vintage&srchType=A&minAsk=&maxAsk=

 

[danemodsandy]

I Had To.....

....Back away from that page and put a cold cloth on my head!

 

[ovrphil]

Excellent

Great stuff in the suburbs where I came from - thanks for posting.

 

[kevin313]

Detroit has a good supply of these old appliances. Sadly, many of them have gone to landfills and scrap yards over the past 35 years. In 1955, Detroit (the city itself) had almost 2 million residents. Today, it has under 800,000. More the half the homes, apartments, etc. have been torn down, burned down, stripped or otherwise destroyed. Currently, the city of Detroit has 85,000 structures (most of them homes) on the demolition list. There were a lot of appliances in those homes!

Even with that, there are a lot of old appliances here...so put Detroit on your destination list ;-)

 

[oldskool]

There's More!

 

Mopar, you are so right!  It's interesting how a particular city suddenly "blows up" with items of interest.  Right now Detroit is definately one of the hotbeds of vintage and retro finds.

 

Typically I search under vintage, then retro.  While there will be a few duplicates, more remain to be discovered. 

 

Check this out....

 

 

http://detroit.craigslist.org/search/ppa?zoomToPosting=&query=retro&srchType=A&minAsk=&maxAsk=

 

[polkanut]

The first stove listed is quite stunning, and a gas Kenmore to boot.  I love the griddle, and broiler drawer as well as all the covers. 

 

[gansky1]

Well that was fun!

I've not seen the Wall Refrigerator in stainless/brushed chrome before - lovely!!

 

[petek]

Love this Kenmore , saving pic

 

[firedome]

Stainless GE Wall Fridge...

Swoon... only the 2nd I've ever seen!! WANT!