2010 Baltimore, MD Wash-in walk around

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  • Опубліковано 11 жов 2010
  • I walked past (most) everything there was to see at this event. Yes I know I could have spent more time on each machine (sorry) but I wanted to give you a quick look at everything there was to see.

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  • @Oldbmwr100rs
    @Oldbmwr100rs 12 років тому +2

    I feel as though I've stumbled into a subculture I never heard about! I'd love to go to one of these,I was always fascinated with appliances,and loved watching the repair guy take our washer apart and fix it. Later on I always fixed whatever was going on with ours, but never though of a collection of those cool old machines!

  • @carguy2011100
    @carguy2011100 13 років тому +2

    What a great event. I would like to someday attend one of these events as my dad use to be a repair man for GE/Hotpoint so I did see some of these units growing up. Thanks for the great video.

  • @mgrella63
    @mgrella63 7 років тому +1

    Beautiful old appliances Looked like alot of fun. I was enjoying the music then the sound cut out too bad, I would love to attend this. What an Awesome collection

  • @grandcarriage1
    @grandcarriage1 12 років тому +1

    One of my clients had the 'FLAIRE" oven-range at 1.36 (there's one for sale at the rebuilding center in Portland, Oregon as of 3/3/12) FYI. What is that place? I assumed it was in a basement, but it looked the size of a WAREHOUSE!?! I've never IMAGINED such a huge collection of appliances in my life.

  • @haroldfannin9554
    @haroldfannin9554 6 років тому +1

    I have a blue whirlpool Washer just like that!! I'm in heaven!!!!

  • @grandcarriage1
    @grandcarriage1 12 років тому

    You answered an older post. I've since found out that it's a 1963 Kenmore series 70.

  • @zippyjetbernstein
    @zippyjetbernstein 9 років тому +1

    Is there going to be a wash in this year in Baltimore? If so, count me in.

  • @grandcarriage1
    @grandcarriage1 12 років тому

    Do all combos, as a rule, spin much slower than even traditional (IE: Non Frigidaire) toploaders? Did any of them have a 500-600 rpm spin cycle or were they all around 200rpm?

  • @grandcarriage1
    @grandcarriage1 12 років тому

    What is the brown dryer on it's side at 8.58? That's the exact model and colour of the one I remember as a child.

  • @kmb0284
    @kmb0284 13 років тому +1

    omg i would LOVE to attend!!!!! (gasp) too bad i live in michigan, maybe i can get the bf to take a trip with me one year.

  • @pimpingmrli
    @pimpingmrli 9 років тому

    Whats the brown set starting at 0:14?

    • @johnnyhotcakes5217
      @johnnyhotcakes5217 7 років тому +1

      pimpingmrli if you still need the answer, its a philco :)

  • @ChilesRussellTaylor
    @ChilesRussellTaylor 7 років тому

    It's so old!

  • @tinawhite9810
    @tinawhite9810 4 роки тому +1

    Those are much better built vs this garbage out there today . Those where built to last ! & last . Back when those where built there’s craftsman ship built in !