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As the title says a Radford oven below with Radford double grille and hob
In white enamel outer with dark grey speckled oven interior. Oven has 2 wire trays/shelves.
Good working order and sparkly clean condition.
As fitted to Castleton caravans or similar late 1960's / 70's caravans
Dimensions are 44cm wide,40cm deep (including pull down handle on oven door) and 52.5cm high including double hob pan stays
Oven interior dimensions are 37 cm wide, 23cm high and 33cm depth from front to back wall of oven

Located in Teesside area
Sensible offers invited
Can e-mail pictures if any interest
Ian

description above should read double gas hob and grille
Ian

G'day matey or someone put those measurements in English please or at least feet and inches so i can measure my 88 with an old type ruler due to one of my simple ideas i have bouncing around in my bounce unless of course it has been sold already.

Although i have a couple of sets of this type of thing this one might fit better than the ones i already have not just to save me work but so as i don't have to alter much that is already there because none of my trucks are original but are put together with a view of being much like a romany style camper come every day transport that my life revolves around which of course includes the hippie era of the sixties ''make love not war'' and just be at peace with nature.

Sad to some maybe but that's the way i would or try to live my life. Catch you later. Romany-Rose .

Hi Brad,

17 1/4" wide, 15 3/4" front to back and 20 5/8" high - more or less

Cheers,
Robin.

G'day Robin, i thank you for that matey it's appreciated as you know and others might have guessed i am stuck in a time warp of my own and don't like keeping up with the modern ways regards measurements and weights anyway but now i know i will try and contact the guy .

Catch you later. Brad .

Now sold to rrose
Once cleared funds received would anyone be able to offer assistance with transporting the oven etc to just o/s of Lincoln ?

, funds will be in the post tomorrow but don't get picked up while 17-30 and of course it is Christmas so even though it will be first class snail trail it will probably be .

Catch you later. Brad .

Hey Ian,

If you can get it to the Yorkshire Christmas Pudding run (I think you posted on S2C that you were going), I'm sure we can get it closer to Brad for you

Cheers,
Robin.

If not I probably ought to visit my parents in January sometime - they're in Morpeth so depending on your definition of NE I'll be pretty close! I can then store it in Sheffield until someone's heading towards Brad.

I assume it's clean?

Well, the friction match was invented by a guy in Stockton-on-Tees, so I suspect that's where Catnap is from