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We bought the 1968 version of that GE stove. Shorter rear panel, chrome, pushbuttons, and an elec outlet on the rh side, too. Really neat and upscale. The top was actually porcelain-coated steel. Neat stuff, then and NOW.
Wow! I remember that "dish washer" and the subsequent newer versions! Of course, none of them really did anything. You had to pre-wash the dishes...
ReplyDeleteThose countertop things were a good concept, poorly executed.
ReplyDeleteMom’s GE electric range, chrome galore, push button controls and all the options just like Dad’s ’57 De Soto.
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We bought the 1968 version of that GE stove. Shorter rear panel, chrome, pushbuttons, and an elec outlet on the rh side, too. Really neat and upscale. The top was actually porcelain-coated steel. Neat stuff, then and NOW.
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