Those are the kind of Lady Kenmores that were verboten for me to even bring in the shop and test. I saw several of those same push-button models pictured in today's P.O.D. but the most fun I could have with one was my extra-long extension cord plugged into the base of the parking lot lamp. With a washer, your enjoyment level is severely handicapped without water. Still, anything with lots of buttons and controls just begged to be plugged in and taken for a test drive. Like any guy teenager that was more attracted to a Lady Kenmore than a pretty lady, I tend to remember most of the cool stuff. 

Basically anything that had one of those "zillion wire" timers that selected almost everything was taboo. Used stuff was guaranteed and those parts were expensive to replace. Worse, a Kenmore-specific timer had to be purchased from Sears.