1980 Fisher in great condition, any idea what it’d be worth?
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That's a very nice stove looks new. I've seen much older stoves in less condition go 800 to 1000. Plus yours has the UL rating. Does it have a baffle?
Whatever buyer and seller agree upon.
That said, a UL Listed model like this is still capable of being legally installed to code in any jurisdiction that doesn’t require EPA emission certification.
This was a mass produced stove body made in Hesston Kansas.
Assuming faux nickel plated doors painted silver??
That said, a UL Listed model like this is still capable of being legally installed to code in any jurisdiction that doesn’t require EPA emission certification.
This was a mass produced stove body made in Hesston Kansas.
Assuming faux nickel plated doors painted silver??
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