There is a laundromat in the Atlanta area that still has the double loaders in Avocado and Almond color still chugging away.  They are also still in very good shape.  The dryers have all been replaced within the last 15 years or so.

Of course, they have to be bolted to the cement and they only spin at about 400 rpm. If installed on a wooden floor, holes were drilled through the joists. A steel plate was placed below the joists and a bolt long enough to go through it was anchored in place from underneath. The machine was placed over the bolts and then nuts were used to hold the machine's base to the floor and connect it to the plate under the joists. It used the tub from the original 36" Duomatic.

One thing about these that Jeff discovered is that the timer does not have a hold through the water level switch for the rinses unlike the wash fill where the timer does not start advancing until the pressure switch is satisfied so the rinses are 45 seconds from beginning of fill to the start of drain. If your water pressure is low, you get real HE rinsing. Most houses don't have the water pressure of laundromats. The rinses on Bendix machines like my Duomatic were 45 seconds of tumbling, but AFTER the fill was complete.