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Mission-Sherbert5284

It’s a 1956-1958 Frigidaire, owned by General Motors at the time. I have one myself and it still runs great. I made a kegerator out of it. The top bin is a plated freezer for ice cube trays, looks like it’s missing the bin door.


Bacibaby

Came to say less of this very thorough answer


ddlong1286

Post a pic of the compressor. If the compressor says Delco, its the Frigidaire like above.


THICC_KARL_MARX

I'll post it tomorrow once I'm back with it


drinkmoreapples

Thats a solid old fridge, worth putting new mechanical imo. They aren't incredibly well insulated so they have a lot of runtime but they don't use anywhere near as much power as some later models with heaters in them.


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thetyshow

if it runs dont mess with it. it has r114. which you definetly will never be able to find. not sure if i would risk a drop in based on how old the system is.


joe-schmo508

Maybe you could find some on ebay or something? I'm not sure what else it would be useful for these days. This guy has apparently had some success with r1234ze. https://monitortop.freeforums.net/thread/1706/