I would contact Frigidaire , they can either tell you or point you in the right direction. It's awesome .

wow, i had a neighbor who dropped oodles getting it repaired, took it all the way to South carolina i think.

Wow that's beautiful, I have sold on ebay for years and looked them up. A piece just like this recently sold for $850 but some that haven't sold yet, people are asking up to $1800 for which I think is a little steep. If you took the ebay route, just be sure they pick it up from you so you don't get stuck trying to ship the unit. Best of luck

I might sound insane here but I would keep it. If it's in that good of shape I would keep it in my kitchen. It's a timeless piece , it would good in a modern kitchen of today.

This is one of those things that the market will decide the price. It is interesting but I would definately not want it in my house the thought of having ovens above my burners makes no sense but it looks like it is in awesome shape so I don’t think you will have trouble selling it.

It is a handy piece when you have a small amount of space. My friend is tall, about 5'9", so to her, the ovens are in a great place. I would have thought that the burners would have gone out years ago from all that sliding in and out, but no, she lost her first or second burner about 8 years ago. If it were new, i might be tempted for my tiny kitchen.

Higher ovens are great for people would can't bend easily as well.

It's only worth what someone is willing to pay for it, which means if you don't want to keep it, you can list it for sale based on what similar items recently sold for, because that gives you a general idea of what the market is for that item.

emma as in the witch? well there are now dealers for such things, but they probably buy off ebay, so you could just go there.