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Post by turbokinetic on Jun 2, 2021 14:48:03 GMT
I recently got a fridge identical to the one pictured. The evaporator (freezer) door is missing. I'm looking to buy one or trade something for one if anyone has a lead. Please feel free to send a message via the forum or other means if you have them. Many thanks! Sincerely, David  |
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Post by jake on Jun 3, 2021 3:27:56 GMT
Hi David. There's a seller on Ebay, justinzerwekh, who has a lot of vintage refrigerator parts for sale. Freezer doors, shelves, etc. for many different makes. I think he's a restoration company. Perhaps if you reach out to him he'll have your door. He does have other 49 Frigidaire parts listed. Good luck. Hope that helps!
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Post by turbokinetic on Jun 3, 2021 11:49:10 GMT
Hi David. There's a seller on Ebay, justinzerwekh, who has a lot of vintage refrigerator parts for sale. Freezer doors, shelves, etc. for many different makes. I think he's a restoration company. Perhaps if you reach out to him he'll have your door. He does have other 49 Frigidaire parts listed. Good luck. Hope that helps! Thanks. I know Justin from the Facebook groups. Will reach out to him. www.vintage55restorations.com/ |
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Post by turbokinetic on Jun 3, 2021 15:57:09 GMT
Got some more info on this:
Model DL-86-P
Evaporator door is
25” wide
9” tall estimated by position of hinge posts. Door could be taller possibly.
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Post by jake on Jun 3, 2021 22:25:36 GMT
D=Deluxe, L=1949, 86=8.6 cubic foot capacity, P=Porcelain finish. Frigidaire offered a porcelain finish and a painted finish in the Deluxe line with an 8.2 cubic foot capacity in 1949. If you get a seller who's parting out a DL-86 with no P on the end of the model number it's the same fridge as what you have. Just a painted finish instead of a porcelain finish.
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Post by ckfan on Jun 3, 2021 22:54:41 GMT
I love the old Frigidaire nomenclature.
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