what would be your dream vintage dishwasher to own and use in 2023

[norgeway]

ANY

Single wash arm Kitchen Aid, KDS17 preferably, Had one in a house years ago and nothing has ever compared to it in any way.

 

[rinso]

The best performing dishwasher I ever owned was a Maytag made non-RR, (though it appeared to have the same wash system) with a very powerful forced air dry. My current TOL Whirlpool-made Kitchen Aid washes well, but even with forced air, its drying performance is woefully inadequate.

 

[statomatic]

A Peugeot VA8, just to match with my Peugeot 309 car ^^

 

[bradfordwhite]

#16 That looks great! I had to look twice. Thought it was a GE Potscrubber 2800 of the same era in white on white. I like the panel lay out better on this MT.

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#21

How about a nice 108? I like a nice high MPG city car. In the range of 65 MPG it really shows the crap vehicles we have in the U.S. I doubt there is anything here now, or ever, that would even come close.

 

[statomatic]

I would prefer a 106 or 104.

Too modern for me, I wash my laundry & dishes in vintage machines, so I drive vintage cars.

 

[chachp]

Reply #21

 

<span style="font-family: helvetica;">What an interesting looking machine.  Is this something like a spin tube with only a center water supply or is there water coming up from the bottom.  Are there any more pictures of the interior of the machine.</span>

 

[bpetersxx]

a lady Kenmore pushbutton pianokey from the 70s with rotorack

prolly others I'll think of later

 

[statomatic]

Reply# 24

It's difficult to find info about this dishwasher, when typing "Peugeot VA8" on google the result is the rare Peugeot cars with a V8 engine.

Just have some blurry pictures from a French classified site :

 

[chachp]

@statomatic

 

<span style="font-family: helvetica;">Thank you for what you were able to find.  It almost looks like a dishwasher where the water source is in the middle like a spin tube Frigidaire or Youngstown dishwasher.  So many machines out there that would be fun to play with.</span>