WOW!! NICE '57 Coldspot pink interior Phoenix/Scottsdale

[funktionalart]

Clearly I am a fridge-geek. So this find really turns my crank. And if it's as nice as it looks, the $175 asking price is not too shabby

http://phoenix.craigslist.org/evl/app/4555228083.html
http://phoenix.craigslist.org/evl/app/4555228083.html

 

[funktionalart]

Got the date wrong....it's a 1962

had '57 on my brain for some reason....

 

[bluejay]

That fridge looks to be in fantastic condition!

 

[norgeway]

I think..

It IS more like a 57...The compressor appears to be a Seeger rotary...last used in 57.

 

[rp2813]

It looks closer to '57 than '62.  By '62 the Coldspots were already sporting the "sheer" look and the rounded corners were long gone.   It could even be a Seeger-made machine.  By '62 Whirlpool was making Coldspots for Sears.

 

That's a very nice fridge, even though it's not frost free.  Worth the price for the shape it's in.  I'm a fridge geek too, and if I didn't already have my '57 GE Combination and that fridge was near me, I'd be very tempted.

 

[funktionalart]

Model year....

I would agree on it being a '57 also....due to my mom having had a '56 and the one for sale has really similar styling cues. I am SO out of space....it's killing me not to go over there and buy this tomorrow.

 

[rp2813]

It might be time to impose a one-in, one-out rule!

 

[funktionalart]

In and out....

CANNOT apply to fridges. HAHAH! Never going to part with my Custom Imperial. And that's what I'd have to do to justify the Coldspot. It is so, so , sooooo very tempting to grab that up, isn't it??

 

[rp2813]

Aw, c'mon, you can shoehorn it in somewhere.  You know you want it!