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| Limp member Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Pleasantville
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| My beautiful machine ![]() Quote:
Its a 1950 Kenwood Chef A 700. One of the first machines produced by Kenneth wood in his Woking factory. It was an instant success Harrods sold all their first batch in a couple of hours. My Dad a had a mate in one of the big retailers so managed to get his hands on one of the first available. A brilliant piece of quality British engineering built to last. I use it almost every day still, and while we have lost a few parts along the way it shows no signs of wear and has never been serviced or broken down. I stripped it down a year or so ago, I could see no sign of wear at all, the main Bronze gear wheel was in perfect condition despite 58 years of use. Compare that performance with the largely Chinese made crap that one buys today, barely likely to last out its warrantee, if it has one. | |
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| Limp member Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Pleasantville
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| You sort of got me there BG, when I saw you had posted a response I assumed it was, Yea, my 15 th wife, a wetback from tortilla ville had one of those, it had no grunt so I swapped the pissy Brit engine with a 327 Chev. |
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| Senior Member | No actually it was a 350/350 with a Turbo 400 and a 12 bolt. After that you didn't even have to remove the shells from the black walnuts to get the meats for cookies. But talking about Oldies but Goodies,In 1993 I killed a Buck Deer with my grandpa's old Mdl 99 savage, 303 savage caliber rifle that he had bought new in 1903. But I was with the wife before the wetback from tortillaville.
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| Metal Member Last Online: Yesterday 11:52 PM Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Sailing The Seas Of Cheese
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| My grannie had one like that. She used to make everything in it, all sorts of yummy stuff. Noisy as hell but pretty much a military grade kitchen appliance. God knows what happened to it after she died. Probably got melted down to make a bomb with or something. |
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