What you have here is a pair of 806 machines in Harvest Gold. The washer would be an HA806 and the dryer looks like an HDE806. Not a bad price for both machines if they're in good working condition. And unless I'm seeing things it looks like both of these machines have the little decorative chrome strip along the top edge of their respective front panels, which makes them more desirable, at least in my opinion.

Sandy it is my understanding that all 806 dryers, just like their predecessor 700 series that were electronic control were all low-heat all-fabric setting only.  this did not change until the big-load 806 models with the two temp and two degree of dryness buttons on the panel next to the center dial. 

Sandy - Being an electric dryer this one won't have the large felt seal fitted to the outer edge of the drum cover, but it should have the smaller seal around the drum opening that keeps coins and other such nonsense from shorting out the heating element. The large felt seal on the gas models was meant to force the airflow to enter the drum via the combustion cone and mixing chamber, thereby keeping temperatures down to the intended levels. But on the electric models, the very same gap that must be kept properly sealed off on a gas dryer, allows the incoming air to enter the drum cover evenly around its entire circumference, thereby creating the "HALO" effect we've all heard so much about. Finally just as a side note, on my monitor both panel inserts appear to be the early blue type, so I'd be willing to bet they're a matched set.

Phil - You can swap the 906 control panels onto an 806 machine with relative ease. In fact I've just done something similar to that on my moms dryer since I needed the cabinet to match her Harvest Gold 806 washer. Though in her case I'm taking the entire Harvest Gold cabinet from a DG406 and installing it on a DG906. You should take note of the points Sandy raised above if you want your converted 806 to look like a proper 906. I believe that by the time Maytag dumbed down the A806 by doing away with the tub light, the chrome strip, and the timed bleach dispenser, the 906's were already discontinued. So all 906 washers should have these features, meaning that for the sake of accuracy the A806 you plan to convert should be an early one. Though I suppose at this point I'm talking out of both sides of my mouth, since once these changes are made the data plate on the machine will no longer be correct, so there goes your accuracy.