AGA cooker at green demolitions

13 years ago

Beyond my budget, but seems like a good deal.

58 inch AGA cooker $7999.

http://www.greendemolitions.com/ranges.html#ovencooker

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flwrs_n_co
13 years ago
They also have a gorgeous copper LaCornue for $14,000! I love that Aga, but too $$$ for me as well. It's fun to dream about them though!
mulemom
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13 years ago
Just found a Godin Chateline Pro 6498 on Annapolis Maryland craigslist for $3250. Very cool looking. Requires nat gas and I require propane. Plus, I don't know if I trust craigslist....
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Flwrs, Sorry, I almost missed your reply. I have two AEG Ovens. A half and a full. These are two separate ovens, not a combo. AEG is the european... friend? of electrolux. I am located in Oregon and had them shipped in from overseas via a company in Canada. I can give you references to that if you wanted to go to those lengths but I have to say, as much as I love my 1.5 I don't know if I would push the expense and stress of doing it that way onto somone else. Steam ovens ARE pricier. Just flat out. No holds barred. Lol. But they are the only ovens where people seeming to be aiming for smaller in size rather than larger. If you think you might be interested you should put in a new post asking about steam ovens in the name. You'll get a ton of responses. And, for that matter, tons of cool pictures!
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Circus Peanut
13 years ago
mulemom -- you can almost always convert from natural gas to propane very easily; it requires a standard converter that all plumbers/gas workers are familiar with.

If the Godin is your dream, I'd make an appointment to go see it immediately and then you can tell if it's a scam. Bring a largish male friend for safety.
mulemom
Original Author
13 years ago
circuspeanut, thanks for the tip. But DH is afraid we will never get parts or service on a stove that is no longer imported into this country. He's probably right, but I just find myself attracted to the odd and unusual.
Circus Peanut
13 years ago
Oh, I completely understand. But remember, there are always service folks out there who like a challenge - my gas guy loves tinkering with our 1949 stove! :-)

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