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Westport Junior

Westport Junior

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Old equipment seems in relatively good shape.
TootUncommon
Thu 06-09-2011
I want to climb inside!
The March Hare
Thu 06-09-2011
If that is the Westport Junior, I can't imagine how big the Senior model is.
Spydertap
Fri 06-10-2011
strange to see a washer that size with out a coin slot
bobo miller
Fri 06-10-2011
Giant iPOD.
A D Nilsen
Fri 06-10-2011
Would this be a dryer? Good comment Spydertap :)
BKWOntario
Fri 06-10-2011
A agree BKW. Looks like a dryer to me too. Cool rust pattern. The cracked paint on that door is pretty.
Larry D
Fri 06-10-2011
So that's what the old turn-of-the-century iPod's looked like.

I just assumed it would be teal, or pink.
Binky
Fri 06-10-2011
At first I thought it was a big speaker. Imagine the bass it would play! It may not be too good for a building in this condition though...
Icewox
Fri 06-10-2011
Yeah, now THAT'S a dryer.
Phiftybuick
Fri 06-10-2011
Looks like they could have used two washers with a dryer this size?
Ferdy
Sat 06-11-2011
Now THAT is more like it! Less sci-fi and more...1950's laundromat lol. :)

It DOES look like an IPOD. Sheesh. I'd hate to have to plug that stinker in lol. :D
MamaToFiveInPA
Sat 06-11-2011
hmmm I wonder what the power consumption is on this baby!

And I agree it does look like an Ipod and it hold an amazing 5 songs!!!!!
Canada
Mon 06-13-2011
Jump in Hare, I got some dimes!
autoguy
Thu 06-16-2011
Why dont the people who own these older building auction off these old peices before the places are torn down, some collectors would pay good money for these pieces.
jenny9678
Tue 10-11-2011

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