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norgeway

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Well...my very expensive NIB Westinghouse vacuum present from Me to Me has me wanting to Westinghouse the kitchen.....Im not too picky as to 30 or 40 inch, just so its a real Westinghouse in good shape,my dream range would be a nice Terrace Top..but the only deal breaker is color...must be white, pink or mint aqua...NOO yellow avocado or coppertone....40s thru mid 60s is fine..
 
Some Westinghouse Stoves

Hans, here's some but no terrace top yet -but here's some Westinghouse ovens and stoves, some you may not want but enjoy the scenery(two stoves look identical, but are from different sources) :

1) http://delaware.craigslist.org/app/4814430569.html

2)http://missoula.craigslist.org/app/4807383861.html

3)http://lasalle.craigslist.org/app/4823916173.html

4)http://columbiamo.craigslist.org/app/4814702007.html

5)http://grandrapids.craigslist.org/app/4824379225.html

6)http://huntsville.craigslist.org/app/4842984555.html

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Hans, I know someone in CT with  a 40-inch Westinghouse 'Commander' range for sale.   If you'd like me to get you some more pictures and further information, just send me a PM or email me.   

 

I know it has been used for 50+ years, but it has been very well taken care of!

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$350

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That Continental wall oven is a looker, for sure!

I was able to spend some quality time with a couple of Westy ranges while in MD two weeks ago at John's warehouse and Moparguy's collection and I can totally relate to your yearning, Hans. What a beautiful range Westinghouse made - really gets the blood racing!

Check out this beauty of Jeff's - Jon and I were both entranced! I was scanning our local CL ads for this one. Good luck on your search!

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Hans:

I know that you're no fan of GE's Sensi-Temp or Frigidaire's Heat Minder, and I get that - both depend on parts that are getting HTF.

But what on Earth do you have against self-cleaning? Besides the obvious advantage of having the oven clean itself, vintage SC ovens had more insulation, thus improving the performance of the oven over non-self-cleaning models. Consumer Reports used to say that the improved insulation could actually help owners recover the cost of the self-cleaning feature over the life of the range, due to reduced operating costs.

I am very curious!
 
Self Cleaning..

= More gadgets to go wrong...more stuff to tear up that you cany find parts for..I dislike self cleaning ovens just as I despise frost free refrigerators!..
 
I can definately say that my '53 Westinghouse has a very well insulated oven. It stays hot about twice as long as the 1 year old Tappan (Frigidaire) self-clean oven in the rental house I'm currently staying at. It's not a terrible range, but it's poorly constructed compared to the Westinghouse.
 
Tom:

My reference was to vintage self-cleaners, which were heavily insulated. Today's self-cleaners are built so poorly you can brand yourself brushing up against the door during a self-clean cycle. There's no comparison between a '60s SC range and today's.
 
Hans:

You know what you like and what you don't like, but for me, saying that self-cleaning is "one more thing to go wrong" is like saying air-conditioning is "one more thing to go wrong," LOL.
 

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