ovrphil
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matched set - but the exteriors look rough, unless it's the photo?
Washing machine and dryer - $60 (Germantown )
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The "money shots" are with the lids and doors closed-like the closeup of "Kenmore" and the "Soft Heat" swan logos.
Those machines are $60 each. Considering their age they don't look too bad. Would have been nice to see some money shots. That particular BD model is a definite diehard machine and was extremely popular back in the day.
kenmoreguy89
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If in the last years thay did run the dryer with that indoor condenser bullshit be prepared to clean from lint all the inside of the machines and also be prepared for humidity signs....
Interesting machines. We don't see the 1983 line in Golden Wheat color very often.
These have been scuffed quite a bit...I wonder what made all those white marks?
Seller fails to mention that the dryer is a gas model (minor exclusion!). The dryer is also a standard capacity model, which I can tell from the lack of Wrinkle Guard but the inclusion of SoftHeat. It would be interesting to know why these were paired that way, if the buyer originally had space restrictions requiring a flat-back dryer or if there was some other reason. When these models were being closed-out by Sears in late October 1986, they paired a standard cap leftover dryer model with a large cap washer in a newspaper ad because it was all that was left that had matching consoles, but that I think was the only time I saw that done by Sears in many years.
These have been scuffed quite a bit...I wonder what made all those white marks?
Seller fails to mention that the dryer is a gas model (minor exclusion!). The dryer is also a standard capacity model, which I can tell from the lack of Wrinkle Guard but the inclusion of SoftHeat. It would be interesting to know why these were paired that way, if the buyer originally had space restrictions requiring a flat-back dryer or if there was some other reason. When these models were being closed-out by Sears in late October 1986, they paired a standard cap leftover dryer model with a large cap washer in a newspaper ad because it was all that was left that had matching consoles, but that I think was the only time I saw that done by Sears in many years.
