What?  You're not going for it??  (ducks and runs....)

Interesting model - I've never seen a pink plastic silverware basket before!

It was just too B, B, B, BOL even for me. They removed all the handy handles and they're kind of necessary for a portable dishwasher. The Textolite top even lacks an integral design, now that's spiteful (or they may have used plain linoleum).  It has the el-cheapo detergent chute that Tomturbomatic has talked about before, but I've never seen one in pink. That pink plastic silverware basket was the same as the one on our first GE Pull-out, also a 1961 model. That basket was used for years following this and has appeared in pink, white and blue iterations--I'm very fond of it and hope to find a blue sample one day. It was very easy to use and had a good design for separating all the silverware for effective cleaning. They should have used this design with their "Silver Shower" gimmick; it would have worked better than the ridiculous 6 closed-sided nesting "to-go" cups they offered. I will say that this machine looks to be in excellent condition. Except for the stripped-down Unicouple it looks as if it hasn't been used much. I love the little alcove the owners provided for it. I haven't seen ANY literature for this thing: I would guess it's an SP-20V.

It would also make a great utility cleaner machine, something you keep in a garage or in a basement for cleaning lots of things you would never want in your kitchen dishwasher. It's amazing how useful these things can be for cleaning tools, trash cans, bathroom utensils, cat litter boxes and the like. Just keep all that plastic many inches away from that Calrod or cut the power as soon as that top pops.

There were at least 3 bids last I looked. Somebody got it.

Again, good for us. More people will be inclined to sell their vintage appliances than thoughtlessly consign them to the dump.