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Post# 79807   8/23/2005 at 17:22 (6,792 days old) by barry3333 ()        

This maybe old news to this group but there is a great
discussion of the Frigidaire washer evolution at
groups.yahoo.com/group/classicapp...

groups.yahoo.com/group/classicapp...

From the 30's research to the BITTER end
Really fascinating





Post# 79810 , Reply# 1   8/23/2005 at 17:45 (6,792 days old) by DADoES (TX, U.S. of A.)        

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Howdy, Barry3333!

Actually, ClassicAppliances on Yahoo IS this group. That's where we started.

:-)



Post# 79818 , Reply# 2   8/23/2005 at 18:16 (6,792 days old) by barry3333 ()        
Learning

You can see I am new to the group. Robert Seger did
a great job on that evolution of the Frigidaire washer.
A lady I knew had a late one and I was always amazed at how
dry the clothes came out . She never felt the need for a dryer.
Just a clothes line.



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