Early 60s RCA whirlpool and a late 60s Sears cold spot.

Hi, sorry it’s been a while since I have last uploaded been busy. But I’ve returned with two awesome units that I recently acquired an early 60s RCA whirlpool 14,500 BTU with a Bendex Westinghouse compressor. And a late 60s sears  coldspot 11,000 BTU with a Tecumseh AJ. 

[@BrhatLee]

Been almost 45 years since I've heard one of those old Bendix compressors run, great memories as a kid working at a little appliance shop cleaning AC units. Thanks for the memories, I'd buy from you!

[@donsurlylyte]

bro, your video showed up on my main page today, you are in the bigtime.
probably not a lot of old units like that still around

[@feddersairdude]

Yeah those 2 are up my ally. Great find hope you can source a control plate for the rca

[@TheAirConditionerGuy]

We can cricut a control panel plate for it im sure

[@vacuumcarfanguy]

this is very cool video
and Im a window ac collecter too
where did you get these
I just subed
and are you selling them

[@sodiebergh]

Gahhhh that late 60's Coldspot is the A/C of my childhood--two of them in the house! Can't believe you landed such a beauty. Thanks for posting!

[@TheAirConditionerGuy]

I believe those RCA ran with the original Coldspot chassis. Once the pull down fronts came along, Whirlpool and Sears models followed suit

[@TheAirConditionerGuy]

The cases should be exact too, if anything the larger btu may be a little deeper

[@White-Westinghouse-xm5tl]

The whirlpool fit perfectly into the cold spot case

[@jittychitty]

Just like modern appliances, vehicles and many other things, they don't make them durable like they used to.