I have a GE Refrigerating Machine that has the compressor on top. It is =
in very good condition. Anybody have an idea what a item like this =
would be worth?
Thanks,
Bill S
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Tim,
Thanks for the reply. Very good information. I was not really looking =
to sell. I will probably be loaning this to a local museum for display =
and wanted to get an idea of its value before I hand it over to them.
Bill S
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>I have a GE Refrigerating Machine that has the compressor on top. It =
is
>in very good condition. Anybody have an idea what a item like this
>would be worth?
Depending on the model, anywhere from a hundred or so to several
hundred, unrestored. A tough nut to crack is shipping. You can't
exactly throw it in a padded envelope and drop it in the local mail.
So if you're looking to sell it's going to help if:
a) It's an unusual model (two or three door, ball-top)
or very early.
b) Great condition (no rust, few chips) and working.
c) Near a metropolitan area, or at least near someone
who wants to buy it.
Fully restored monitor tops, as this style is called, can go for
a couple thousand due to the sheer amount of labor that goes into
the restoration. Check out:
http://www.antiqueappliances.com
http://www.monitortop.com
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writes:<BR><BR>>I have a GE Refrigerating Machine that has the =
compressor=20
on top. It is<BR>>in very good condition. Anybody have =
an idea=20
what a item like this<BR>>would be worth?<BR><BR> =
Depending on=20
the model, anywhere from a hundred or so to several<BR>hundred,=20
unrestored. A tough nut to crack is shipping. You =
can't<BR>exactly=20
throw it in a padded envelope and drop it in the local mail.<BR>So if =
you're=20
looking to sell it's going to help if:<BR><BR> a) It's an =
unusual=20
model (two or three door, ball-top)<BR> =
or very=20
early.<BR><BR> b) Great condition (no rust, few chips) and =
working.<BR><BR> c) Near a metropolitan area, or at least =
near=20
someone<BR> who wants to buy=20
it.<BR><BR> Fully restored monitor tops, as this style is =
called,=20
can go for<BR>a couple thousand due to the sheer amount of labor that =
goes=20
into<BR>the restoration. Check=20
out:<BR><BR> <A=20
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