Westinghouse upright freezer
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WOW! I've never seen one of those inside before. The door liner looks to be in great shape.
Wow - that's a trip down memory lane.... I had this model Westinghouse freezer back when I bought my first house in 1989! I wasn't aiming for a vintage look back then, but I was sure glad to have a freezer like this. Odd, but I've not had another vintage upright freezer since then.
Wow, that freezer is both a beauty and a beast!
I'm in the market for an upright and have yet to find anything older than about 1980. Our 1960 Tru-Cold is stuck in the basement and can't come back out when we move, so I'm looking to replace it with something a little smaller that will live in the garage at our new place.
That Westinghouse is way too huge, but it's vintage like I want. It looks like freezers less than 30 years old don't even allow enough room to fit a pan underneath to catch the draining snow melt, and don't have any sort of kick panel at the bottom either. Cheap looking.
I don't want a frost free model. They're expensive to operate compared to a frosts freely type.
I'm in the market for an upright and have yet to find anything older than about 1980. Our 1960 Tru-Cold is stuck in the basement and can't come back out when we move, so I'm looking to replace it with something a little smaller that will live in the garage at our new place.
That Westinghouse is way too huge, but it's vintage like I want. It looks like freezers less than 30 years old don't even allow enough room to fit a pan underneath to catch the draining snow melt, and don't have any sort of kick panel at the bottom either. Cheap looking.
I don't want a frost free model. They're expensive to operate compared to a frosts freely type.
