What vintage appliance would make your holiday complete?

[washer-kid]

I was wondering what vintage appliance would make your holidays complete this year?

 

[turquoisedude]

A GE V-14 Filter-Flo Washer (with the mini-basket) and the matching GE dryer, in turquoise.

 

I don't ask for much... LOL

 

[bugsyjones]

Well, since I just got the dryer.....

A 1957, 58, or 59 Kenmore or Lady Kenmore washer would be a handsome addition.

(HINT HINT everybody!)

~Tim J.

 

[washer-kid]

Since I just got my 60 CI Frigidaire dryer ....I would love to have the matching washer -60 CI Frigidaire washer...I am dreaming I know....but it is worth a Christmas wish...LOL....If I got it I would definitely believe in Christmas miracles!

 

[polkanut]

I would have to say a mint '57 or '58 Kelvinator set, any color.  But I know that's not gonna happen anytime soon.

 

[abcomatic]

An ABC-O-Matic is what I want. Gary

 

[christfr]

well if santa is out there to hear this i hope he gives me the strength to tear this rollermatic apart again and this time get it right ha ha

 

[whirlykenmore78]

1976 Lady K

If Santa could throw a harvest gold 1976/77 Lady Kenmore set like my grandmother used to have on his sleigh that would be great.

 

[300c]

My top choice is a 1957,58 or 59 GE filter-Flo. I love the pink or sea foam agitator caps and the copper lint filter pan.

 

[chaskelljr2]

A 1966-68 Kenmore Model 800 Alphabet Set in Turquoise, a 1966-67 Lady Kenmore Set in Dorskin (or is it Doreskin), or a 1986-89 Kenmore Limited Edition Direct-Drive Set in Black.

--Charles--

 

[akronman]

For Hannukah

the best present would be any 50's era washer with either a solid tub and a "whole cabinet" outer tub, and or a 50's era machine with an overflow rinse/suds kill portion of the cycle for soap, before the detergent era.. Everything I've got is either 60's 70's perforated tubs built for detergents, or else twin tubs and wringers, I don't have anything in between. Yet......

 

[freshwater]

<span style="font-family: arial, helvetica, sans-serif; font-size: small;">I just need some elves to come fix this '65 Kenmore washer I have dismantled with no clue as to what I'm doing. Is that too much to ask? =D  I've been fairly good this year. I think ...</span>

 

[bendixmark]

For christmas

A coppertone 1970 kenmore 900 pushbutton washer like revvinkevin has.

 

[kenmore58]

Although I don't make a big deal out of Christmas anymore, I guess my requests would be:

1. Finally getting my Thor Automagic repaired.

2. Finding the dishwasher attachment for said Thor.

3. The Monitor 55 -- solid white cabinet machine with electric wringer.

If not those, I'll settle for another addition to my toy washer collection.

Ron

 

[maytagbear]

I don't have room,

so my desired Christmas gift would be replacement parts for my Cuisinart DLC-10E. (I need the plastic-- workbowl, lid, feed assembly).

However, if I had the room, I'd want a center dial Maytag set, preferably a 608 set.

Lawrence/Maytagbear

 

[appnut]

Well, we're gonna have a sull suite of appliances here in my wish list.  I"m in a coppertone mood right now.  So this is my suite:  A GE Americana hi-low self-cleaning range complete with rotisserie, meat probe,  removable upper oven liners that goes in the lower oven for self-cleaning, and 4-6-8 burner; the largest bottom-mount Frigidaire Fridge ever made; A KDS18 & a Maytag WU504; KA or Maytag batch-feed disposer; and in the laundry prferably an Maytag 806 pair that includes if possible the last of the coppertone dryers that may have the dryness selector and temp 4-buttons to the right of the timer dial,  a 1965 or 1966 (I don't think coppertone was available in 1967) Frigidaire Custom Imperial; a Frigidaire upright freezer and a Lady Kenmore combo right next to the freezer.  Gee I don't want much do I!!!

 

[mickeyd]

Only one thing, Santa

The exquisite, exotic, very rare 1949 Easy Spindrier with the attached lid (Maytag-style) and bottom filling rinse cone, with glass fronts on the washtub and spinner.

 

[arbilab]

I'd love a sharp Easy Spindrier but really don't have the space for it. Second choice, 1973 Panasonic twintub but best I can tell there's no such thing today.

Know what'd be spiffy AND realistically doable? I've actually seen one on fleabay. A 1952 Ideal spring wound toy dishwasher. Clear plastic tub with hinged lid, removable basket the agitator went around the outside of. Ideal also made a model Maytag wringer, but the reciprocating mechanism tended to fail. The dishwasher mechanism was rotary.

 

[mattl]

That's easy --a '59  Frigidaire Custom Imperial Washer and Dryer.  I'll make it easy on Santa I won't be fussy any color will do- even white!