ovrphil
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make him an offer? one of those toe-tapping sales...[this post was last edited: 5/28/2014-18:11]
Who wants an old washer? Wait, where's the dryer? Ha! It's a GE combo.
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I wonder if there's a whole GE kitchen in the same color for sale too.
Wow, that sure is nice!
ovrphil
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I wondered the same about the yellow appliances - would be a half chance there was some other yellow appliance(s).
GE Under-counter Combination
This combo would be a 68 or 69 model, the last GE kitchens left the factory in 1960 and they never made a GE kitchen in shaded harvest gold.
This combo would be a 68 or 69 model, the last GE kitchens left the factory in 1960 and they never made a GE kitchen in shaded harvest gold.
GE Under-counter Combination
John, do you think this one would be worth saving?
John, do you think this one would be worth saving?
classiccaprice
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I'd consider it if I was on the other coast.
Late 60s GE Combo
Hi Kevin, yes it should be saved, this one is the same model that I have had installed in my kitchen for the last 25 years.
If I were closer I might even get it myself for parts or what ever, this one is a little newer than mine so it should have a real P-Press thermostatic cool-down at the end of the drying period when you select PP-Delicate dry button. This extra cool-down time really worked well to keep items that wrinkled easily from immediately wrinkling when the machine stopped.
Hi Kevin, yes it should be saved, this one is the same model that I have had installed in my kitchen for the last 25 years.
If I were closer I might even get it myself for parts or what ever, this one is a little newer than mine so it should have a real P-Press thermostatic cool-down at the end of the drying period when you select PP-Delicate dry button. This extra cool-down time really worked well to keep items that wrinkled easily from immediately wrinkling when the machine stopped.
