Original 1956 General Electric Kitchen
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electrolux137
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The GE Wonder Kitchen: Introduced in 1955
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From RetroRenovation.com
http://retrorenovation.com/2013/04/08/ge-wonder-kitchen/
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From RetroRenovation.com
http://retrorenovation.com/2013/04/08/ge-wonder-kitchen/
What a NICE kitchen so much BETTER than the new JUNKY kitchens of today-If I had that would continue to USE it and enjoy that kitchen!The metal GE cabinets are FAR BETTER than the crappy paticleboard and plastic veneer of today.
"but I need a modern kitchen"
Sure you do, buddy. Everyone knows how much better 2016 LG stainless steel stoves and fridges are, and that time capsule kitchen will just glow like new diamonds when you shove all that black granite, and Tuscan cabinetry into it too. Hope you can get six big ones for all that icky prehistoric junk that's in there now. Idiot.
Sure you do, buddy. Everyone knows how much better 2016 LG stainless steel stoves and fridges are, and that time capsule kitchen will just glow like new diamonds when you shove all that black granite, and Tuscan cabinetry into it too. Hope you can get six big ones for all that icky prehistoric junk that's in there now. Idiot.
speedqueen
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Beautiful...
but not $6000 beautiful!!!
More like $1500-$2000, at a stretch $3000, but the market will show them that eventually, it takes the right buyer and on craigslist there is a limited audience.
but not $6000 beautiful!!!
More like $1500-$2000, at a stretch $3000, but the market will show them that eventually, it takes the right buyer and on craigslist there is a limited audience.
vacerator
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Richard,
that's for sure. Also a limited market for vintage built in appliances when people are spending up to tens of thousands of dollars on a new kitchen remodel.
Most are shopping at Sargent appliance or Hawthorne for either Viking, Sub Zero, Thermador, Miele, DCS, Dynasty, U-Line, or at the very least High end kitchen Aid.
Not only the Grosse Pointers either. All up and down Jefferson avenue in the Shores clear up to where you live. Then there are the west siders in Bloomfield, Birmingham, and Franklin.
Now for a larger cottage up north, maybe more interest.
My aunts 1960's Tappan 400 gas range ended up converted to propane in my uncles cottage up north.
that's for sure. Also a limited market for vintage built in appliances when people are spending up to tens of thousands of dollars on a new kitchen remodel.
Most are shopping at Sargent appliance or Hawthorne for either Viking, Sub Zero, Thermador, Miele, DCS, Dynasty, U-Line, or at the very least High end kitchen Aid.
Not only the Grosse Pointers either. All up and down Jefferson avenue in the Shores clear up to where you live. Then there are the west siders in Bloomfield, Birmingham, and Franklin.
Now for a larger cottage up north, maybe more interest.
My aunts 1960's Tappan 400 gas range ended up converted to propane in my uncles cottage up north.
