Old GM fridge Would make very cool Beer fridge for the Garage Fridge is complet and was working when I found It 10 years ago. Will need new cord and door seal If this ad is still up I Still have it
Needs restoration Located in Whitecourt
780 779 8297 Call, email, text all good
-- Edited by Pontiacanada on Monday 3rd of February 2014 12:55:20 PM
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Prince Edward Island
'64 Parisienne CS "barn find" - last on the road in '86 ... Owner Protection Plan booklet, original paint, original near-mint aqua interior, original aqua GM floor mats, original 283, factory posi, and original rust.
Old GM fridge Would make very cool Beer fridge for the Garage Fridge is complet and was working when I found It 10 years ago. Will need new cord and door seal If this ad is still up I Still have it
Needs restoration Located in Whitecourt
780 779 8297 Call, email, text all good
GREAT MINDS THINK ALIKE! LOL
LIKE KEN, IT'S A 6 HOUR ROUND TRIP FOR ME. THOUGHT SOMEONE CLOSER MAY HAVE AN INTEREST IN IT.
funny storey - about 20 + years ago I was shopping with an old girlfriend in Niagara On The Lake , there was a store with a whole selection of fridge magnets (I had no idea they were on a fridge door) so I see this really cool one that says GM Frigidaire so figuring I'd buy it I was trying to remove it, other magnets were actually falling but this one wouldn't come off ! the store owner let me know the red piece of metal was a fridge door ! and the emblem belonged to it - he wouldn't sell.
You know what I just did? Just phoned the guy and told him I was coming to get it. I guess he said he's had about 40 calls but no committment yet. I just can't pass it up especially with the potential for sprucing it up.
You're buttering me up nicely I must say. (especially with that picture) Ya know I could just keep it for you and you can come a get it one of these days maybe when you come up for my Lac la Biche Garages tour and midnight drive in allnighter on August 2nd! We could even listen to some quad eight tracks!
You're buttering me up nicely I must say. (especially with that picture) Ya know I could just keep it for you and you can come a get it one of these days maybe when you come up for my Lac la Biche Garages tour and midnight drive in allnighter on August 2nd! We could even listen to some quad eight tracks!
Who's buttering up who now...
I think your Lac la Biche Garage tour sounds like a lot of fun...and I am going to definitely try to make it.
As for the fridge, I think the 66 GP colour would be awesome, with some matching trim would make it a great garage addition.
I can already visualize it.
I would love to have it if you decide not to refurbish it....but if I match my 63 Parisienne........it will look like a.......white fridge or match the interior and make it black.
Still keeping an eye out for more 8 tracks...going to Record land one of these days to check what they have.
Just let me kow if you want it and its yours (If I get there before the other 40 guys that called) i still owe ya.
As for Recordland about 2 years ago i spent about 2 hours carefully going though the tottering piles of eight track boxes and didn't find a single quad. I wonder if he got affected by the flood this summer?
-- Edited by 66 Grande guy on Tuesday 4th of February 2014 01:24:04 AM
'64 Parisienne CS "barn find" - last on the road in '86 ... Owner Protection Plan booklet, original paint, original near-mint aqua interior, original aqua GM floor mats, original 283, factory posi, and original rust.
Isn't PEI mostly Scottish (if you get my drift?) so I figure they'd all still be in kitchens being used.
Yes, Scottish and Irish. Being used for "drinks" as the Scottish and Irish here are known for.
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'64 Parisienne CS "barn find" - last on the road in '86 ... Owner Protection Plan booklet, original paint, original near-mint aqua interior, original aqua GM floor mats, original 283, factory posi, and original rust.
This attractive art deco styling refrigerator is a very solid, original condition, 75 year old antique. It's in great working and decent looking condition for being 75 years old! They just don't make them like they used to. Refrigeration unit works fine. Temperature setting inside is at about the mid-way setting and it maintains just above 0-degrees Celcius, which is right where your temperature is supposed to be, perfect! These are simple in design and very rugged. If an engineer designed something this bulletproof today, they would probably get fired!
How many ANYTHING's do you know of that continue to work great 70 years past their (Frigidaire's in 1938) 5 year warranty, besides good old things the way they used to be made with pride? I think we all know nowadays, as consumers, we're obviously expected and required to have to purchase more than one of each needed (and reasonably priced) appliance in our lifetimes. Facts I do not appreciate. I do appreciate items like this good old fridge very much though, still doing it's job, and with unique style and character, and I actually would rather not be trying to sell it at all, but I need some other things more right now than I need it. My loss, your gain. These, made to look like new again, sell for upwards of three grand.
A General Motors fan would probably really get a kick out of owning this!
Exterior dimensions are 46" high x 24" wide x 24" deep. Interior capacity is 4.12 cubic feet.
With a bit of clean-up and/or inexpensive refinish, it would be excellent for interior design purposes, with it's cool art deco design, interesting history, a great conversation piece, or even just in the rec room, garage, or "man-cave", and will keep things nice and cold inside as well.
$1000.00 or best offer. Pre-1985 vehicle trades possibly considered.
GREAT MINDS THINK ALIKE! LOL
