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They don't make 'em like the used to.
I'm talking those torpedo titties.

I just got rid of a Cold Spot fridge that came with this house when I bought it in 1992, and was old then. It was an early 70's model and ran perfect for the entire time until 5 months ago.

I bet that was a very pricey “luxury item” back then. When adjusted to today’s dollar I’d imagine it’s probably on par with a top tier commercial style like Subzero or Viking.

That was a very nice refrigerator with a lot of options for 1956. The stay at home mother, wife and homemaker that had one of those babies was one lucky woman….😁

Good looking woman.

Was that a self-defrosting model?

Can't remember her name - maybe something like "Betsy" - but am thinking that is the woman who started doing TV ads after having been named miss America, or Miss USA, etc. Long time ago.

Our Frigidaire ("Fridge") in the 50s was no where near that fancy.

instead of torpedo " Boobs"..

I always describe women who had a pair like that, as having a chest like the front bumper on a 56 Cadillac...

Those big chrome bullets....

I was always partial to a woman built like a 56 Cadillac....

Poke your eyes out with them thangs

In HS i worked for a furniture / appliance store.


Older couple bought a new refrigerator.


The old they had was one of those heavy ass tombstone refrigerators.

Over the years, i guess they had remodeled the kitchen and put in a bar.

Yup. That heavy frig had to go over the bar. Couldn’t get it around it.

I'll look for a picture, we have a Frigidaire that the grandfolks took to the cabin 31 Oct 49.

Old timer here that owned a hardware store is credited with bringing refrigerators to the countryside. Starting in the 30s or 40s he would sell people a propane Frigidaire on payments for $1 a month.

When I was a kid, my grandmother had an ancient Frigidaire. I think it was made in the early 1950s (maybe the 1940s) and lasted well into the 1980s.

PS She even referred to it as the Frigidaire, not the refrigerator. It was like referring to facial tissues as Kleenexes.

I have one at my hunting cabin with the General Motors badge on the door.

Bras back then were designed to stick out to a point. This one was called the Harlow Bullet bra. Of course having enough bra stuffing material mattered, too.

Those were built to last, very heavy!

That would be Janet Leigh, the torpedo tit queen..

Meanwhile, back at the ranch.

The fridge or the boobs?

Looks like she's wearing her doggy bra, the kind that makes pointers out of setters.