I believe that refrigerator is from 1966.

lawrence

Ditto.

It's not frost-free and it's on the smaller side.  I would guess 15 cf max, and likely less than that.

The price is right, but it's been listed for five weeks.  A fridge like this usually moves quickly.  Make sure it functions properly.

I think I spoke too soon.  How about 1967 - for both appliances.

lawrence

It's a good overflow ref for non perishable items, like soft drinks, where nothing immediately spoils when it fails. I wouldn't rely on it as your one and only source though. As noted above, space will be tight according to modern standards.

Also, that blob of built-up frost at top left of the freezer is indicative of a bad door gasket.   I had the 1957 version of this same fridge, and replacing the door gasket resulted in several months between defrostings instead of every month or two.

As Dan said, this fridge is best suited to be a secondary unit as opposed to your daily driver in the kitchen.  Keep an eye out for a late '60s to late '70s Whirlpool or (Sears) Coldspot/Kenmore frost free refrigerator.  Those things run forever.