Looks pretty good. Seller is off by roughly 30 years on the age.
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Vintage WP Dishwasher, Minneapolis CL
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toploader55
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I remember that Wash System.
Those machines could clean.... WOWZER !!!
We had a Mark 100 in 1970 with that same Wash System. You could load that machine to the gunwales with not pre rinsing and use the Short Wash Cycle and that load would come out Gleaming. Noisy ??? Absolutely. Every Dishwasher was back then but you knew they were throwing some water and they were running. Such a wonderful time in life.
Those machines could clean.... WOWZER !!!
We had a Mark 100 in 1970 with that same Wash System. You could load that machine to the gunwales with not pre rinsing and use the Short Wash Cycle and that load would come out Gleaming. Noisy ??? Absolutely. Every Dishwasher was back then but you knew they were throwing some water and they were running. Such a wonderful time in life.
neighbors had one
This was a fantastic cleaning dishwasher. It moved enough water that the In-The-Door silverware basket was actually viable, not just an additional coarse food filter.
This was a fantastic cleaning dishwasher. It moved enough water that the In-The-Door silverware basket was actually viable, not just an additional coarse food filter.
toploader55
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Yes Greg.
That was one of the features I thought was the most intelligent design thoughts ever. Utilizing that space on the door.
We never had "Yibbles in a Basket" in that Mark 100. Seems later on the In Door silver basket became the coarse filter.
I remember when I was about 15 I used a Storm Window Glass that almost fit perfectly. There was a small gap at the top in which I stuffed a towel.
Good Lord did that machine and spray arm have pressure.
That was one of the features I thought was the most intelligent design thoughts ever. Utilizing that space on the door.
We never had "Yibbles in a Basket" in that Mark 100. Seems later on the In Door silver basket became the coarse filter.
I remember when I was about 15 I used a Storm Window Glass that almost fit perfectly. There was a small gap at the top in which I stuffed a towel.
Good Lord did that machine and spray arm have pressure.
