redcarpetdrew
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Missing a few parts but still nice and at a seemingly decent price...
RCD
http://reno.craigslist.org/atq/2656887219.html
RCD
http://reno.craigslist.org/atq/2656887219.html
Yellow Chambers on Reno C/L...
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that is one beautiful range!!!
whirlcool
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if it was Granny's I wonder how the parts became lost?
58limited
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They probably moved it and misplaced the parts. Not a bad price for a color model. The missing parts come up frequently on ebay. The single pots on ebay often bring $100 or more, triples can bring that much too. It can cost upwards of $200+ just to get the pots that come with this stove.
Several years ago I saw this exact range out for scrap in front of a house on the 'bad' side of town.
This was before I was really gun-ho about the hobby. I've been haunted by that range for years now. Wish I would have picked it up.
Ben
This was before I was really gun-ho about the hobby. I've been haunted by that range for years now. Wish I would have picked it up.
Ben
Think again!
Nobody picks up a Chambers, they weigh too much!
I've cooked on a Chambers A, B, and C, as well as a Wolf. The Wolf was pathetic in comparison to the performance of the Chambers. The Chambers burners heated more evenly, as did the oven. The Chambers also put less heat into the room when baking, preheated faster, and the beauty of the Chambers compared to the Wolf doesn't even require debate
Beauty, performance, and durability at its best,
Dave
Nobody picks up a Chambers, they weigh too much!
I've cooked on a Chambers A, B, and C, as well as a Wolf. The Wolf was pathetic in comparison to the performance of the Chambers. The Chambers burners heated more evenly, as did the oven. The Chambers also put less heat into the room when baking, preheated faster, and the beauty of the Chambers compared to the Wolf doesn't even require debate
Beauty, performance, and durability at its best,
Dave
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