My knowledge of post-1979 Frigidaire products is very limited! I don't recall seeing these with digtal controls but? I know that the WCI Frigidaire ranges sold here were different from those in the US but about the washers, I wouldn't think so... 

Here's a range for example...

It does work for me, I'm wondering why!

How about this:

montreal.craigslist.ca/app/476591...

Speaking of Canadian ranges, I don't want to pollute this thread with non-Frigidaire products (but since we talk about WCI-related products...)

A Westinghouse range (are some US models similar? I think they might be)

montreal.craigslist.ca/app/476993...

A Tappan Gurney, that I think is quite different from the US Tappan ranges. 

montreal.craigslist.ca/app/476922...

1962 Deluxe refrigerator and range (Canadian models). Near Windsor/Detroit.

$25

www.kijiji.ca/v-view-details.html...

$75

lawrence

Atlanta, GA

$695

lawrence

"Compressor runs but will not cool, any appliance tech should be able to get working."

Roger, the turquoise 40" range is a RD-20-64. A Deluxe single oven model.

Ooh, a Sherwood green fridge. 

The last range is a 1969-70 model. One of my favorites! 

It's white. 

Frigidaire by General Motors.

lawrence

Possibly, but others here will know for sure.  The main give-away about the dryer is the door, that's definitely a GM Frigidaire dryer.  When WCI bought the name, they switched the cabinet to a typical WCI configuration/door.

lawrence

The dryer is a 1974-75 DIA or a 1976-77 DEI. This model has the automatic cycle and "Press Saver" feature but it still lacks the lighted panel, drum light and a few other features from the Custom Imperial model.  The 1978 models (made after September of 1977) didn't have the shading, Harvest Gold was replaced by "Wheat" and the darker color from the Harvest Gold shading was used on all the cabinet. 

This Laundry Center is a WCI-made model without the GM Synchro-Swing transmission or the one-piece agitub. It's very similar to the previous GM model but it has an extra knob on the right on the control panel. The picture showing the agitator and tub also help!  The dryer is still the fire hazard that was featured in the previous GM models!

Probably the worst thing that GM made but one of the very few things that WCI left unchanged after they took over! (the other thing that was almost unchanged was the Amana-sourced microwave ovens but these were OK!).

That Electri-Clean Compact 30 looks great. It's a 1976 or newer REG-533CH.

I've never see one with the clock/timing center in that location, facing up, rather than a "tower" in the back corner.  But it's beautiful--chrome/stainless and black!!

Definitely "on" "something" for asking $3750.  It's beautiful though.  I don't recall seeing one with the black base as well as back sides!! 

These were repainted! Definitely not Charcoal!

Thanks Phil for posting these! 

While the International Register clocks that Frigidaire used on some 1961 and most of it's 1962 and newer models are quite durable, the oven timer contacts are quite small and tend to burn. I fixed a few of these but many repairman just cancel the timer and simply bypass them. That's quite an easy fix. You just have to remove the 4 screws holding the wires for the oven and join them in pairs on two screws and leave the two other contacts unused.

I inquired about the range in Vermont. The seller answered me immediately, the clock isn't working and it might need a few things fixed but since it's free... It's just too far from me as it's two hours south of Burlington VT.

The range and refrigerator in reply #82 have been around for quite some time now - but the price has dropped.  They may be needing to find some $$$ to pay taxes with...  Ya never know!

I'm tempted to pick up one of those '63s for parts.  I have a sunny yellow version that I do not want to replace ever.  The stove is built like a tank!

I wanted it for parts and they can't keep it... That's fine, I don't need that many parts I guess!!

A nice Frigidaire range but way over-priced at $750. Maybe some movie studio in nearby LA will buy it if they're filming "The Jane Mansfield Story." In San Diego.

I just don't care for pink. I don't think it's good for my image. I won't even let the Mary Kay lady park in front of my house when she comes to drop off my order.

Both the Horizon 2000 washer and the dishwasher are WCI built.  I've removed a couple of these from cabinets to find they had been leaking so badly, the rotten floors had to be rebuilt under them.

Greg is correct about leaking WCI DWs, these machines were badly designed and assembled, we would see machines only a few years old leaking at about every place possible, especially where anything attaches to the cheap porcelain tank. These WCI DWs actually made a D&M DW look not so bad, LOL.

Speaking for a few oldsters still living who worked around the brand many years ago  when the parts came in blue and yellow boxes, I've always felt Frigidaire died when General Motors sold it to a sewing machine company.

Just add harvest gold.  The stove's awesome--not sure what's up with the dishwasher's timer dial...

The dishwasher is a twin of my Custom Deluxe. Mine is a DW-CDU but I guess it could also be a DW-CDUU. It just seems to be missing the aluminum disc and it's plastic backing on the dial. It's the model with the plastic inner door and white plastisol coating. If I recall, you had a similar Imperial but with the blue plastisol and metal inner door. 

The Frigidaire self-cleaning ranges didn't get windows until 1975... I have one like that from 1969.

KA DWs were so widely considered the BEST DWs that KA even sold front panels in Poppy so 1970s buyers of Frigidaire kitchen appliances could have matching appliances and avoid the short lived and poorer performing FD DWs.

Most Frigidaire appliance dealers even sold KA DWs, the FD sales reps just had to look the other way, LOL.

Phil,

The 40" range in the post #107 is a Deluxe RD-20-63 (from 1963), it's not a 1969 Imperial as the ad says (unless they're showing the wrong picture!).

And in the #108, the free Flair is a 30" 1964 Custom Deluxe RCDH-630, not the RCIB-645-2 that's just shown in the ad to demonstrate how the stove top pulls out.

Here are the pictures of the free Flair:

Is a Philco Ford from the mid 60s, RUN AWAY these were noisy problem prone refs. My neighbor across the street had one for a few years long ago and no amount of repair attempts by us and others ever made that ref work correctly.

John, I know it's labeled as a Philco but I think Phil might just have copied an error from the listing (which isn't there now). It's a 1958 Frigidaire Cold Pantry CP-144-58. 

If it was a FP-142-58, I'be running to get it!