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1932 Maytag electric washing machine | Kitchen2190 of 2375 |  |  |
Posted 2 years ago
Michellej66
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This item was given to us by a gentleman that shares our love of old things. It is a 1932 Maytag electric washing machine. It is intact and very heavy!! The back leg has rusted in two but it still has the caster and bottom half of the leg with it. This is a great item, but once again I have no ideal of the value of this item, so any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
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in that condition there isnt much left for value.does it work?
I just got it to the shop and I haven't had time to try it out. I'll post when I find out.
Sadly it does not work : ( it has the cord on it but I definitely do not want to plug it in to see if it works.