Monday, July 6, 2026

 


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  1. Now people will wax poetic about how they want one. The same people who want to keep two cases of beer cold, able to cook three sides of ribs at one time and turn on the self cleaning mode after they eat.
    Pretty to look at however, just like a car from that era, better be for looks , not a daily driver.

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  2. If it had Bluetooth capabilities, I would get one.

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  3. Refurb it with a Blackstone and a microwave and an air fryer and a slow cooker.

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  4. This is a vintage Magic Chef 6300 series gas stove, frequently referred to as the "Cleopatra" model.

    It typically features six burners, a large main oven, a smaller baking oven with a warming compartment above, and a broiler below.

    Manufactured around the 1930s, these stoves are often prized for their ornate chrome work and robust design.

    Restored models of this range can range in price from approximately $1,200 to over $18,000 depending on condition and rarity.

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