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electronicskip · 22nd Jan 2018, 2:35 pm

Reading the Daily Mail today , I came across an article about a vintage cooker still in daily use after 60 years.
The cooker was bought in 1959 (New world gas cooker)and the only replacement part ever fitted was a thermostat 20 years ago.
Not sure I would really want a 60 year old gas cooker in daily use in my house but obviously this could be an exception.

22nd Jan 2018, 2:35 pm	#1
electronicskip Nonode Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: Gloucester, Glos. UK. Posts: 2,150	Is this Britains oldest working oven? Reading the Daily Mail today , I came across an article about a vintage cooker still in daily use after 60 years. The cooker was bought in 1959 (New world gas cooker)and the only replacement part ever fitted was a thermostat 20 years ago. Not sure I would really want a 60 year old gas cooker in daily use in my house but obviously this could be an exception.