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Hey there,

I wondered if anyone knows if I can find either a fully functional range gas cooker pre 1985 or if anyone knows where I can get them reconditioned/repaired.

I just love the older cookers and am not impressed by the current glut of stainless steel. I really want to recycle but am finding it very difficult to take this beyond an idea.

I am currently eyeing up a Gas New World range (see photo) from 1970 which is fully functional apart from the oven.

Any thoughts/advice?


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Have you tried http://www.freecycle.org/

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The guys in the Plumbing forum will know where you can get them repaired :wink:

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Hurray!!!!

I've only tried Gumtree so far and thanks for forwarding me to the plumbing guys. :-)
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