Mitsubishi HUGE gaijin-size fridge for sale (like new!)

[omae mona]

For sale: Mitsubishi MR-G50D. http://www.mitsubishielectric.co.jp/home/reizouko/mainmodel/mr_g50d/index_b.html


1.5 years left on Bic extended warranty.

3.5 years old. Stainless steel. Perfect condition except a tiny dent in the corner of one door.

height: 179.8 cm
width: 74.5 cm
depth: 69.9 cm

Main compartment has two swinging doors. Other compartments are pull-out drawers. Automatic ice compartment, convertible freezer/fridge drawer, vegetable drawer, and freezer. Individual temperature control for each compartment.

Current equivalent model, MR-G50M-T, is selling for 182,000 new at Bic Camera.

50,000 yen or best offer (you can try me for less... I might be desperate!).

Price includes shipping, from a reputable company, and I'll make all the arrangements for delivery on the day of your choice next week. PM me for details.

[Doctor Stop]

Mitsubishi HUGE gaijin-size fridge for sale (like new!)

One huge gaijin will fit inside, right? So that means how many many normally-sized Nihonjin will fit, three to four?

[Captain Japan]

One huge gaijin will fit inside, right? So that means how many many normally-sized Nihonjin will fit, three to four?

Well, it depends how you cut them up. The hardware store thread is here.

[omae mona]

Well, it depends how you cut them up. The hardware store thread is here.

The great news is that using the handy control panel on the front, you can keep the lower extremities, upper extremities, head, etc. all at their own individual temperature, depending on how you divvy things up. Even better, there's a feature I neglected to mention before. A de-stink feature (also per-compartment, so you don't accidentally de-stink parts where you want to retain any pleasing aroma).

[IkemenTommy]

1.5 years left on Bic extended warranty.

Just curious though is will the warranty still be valid after the change of ownership on this monstrous eco-destroyer?

[Doctor Stop]

Well, it depends how you cut them up. The hardware store thread is here.

I was wondering, although you can buy better, longer-lasting equipment at Tokyu Hands, wouldn't it be prudent to purchase a set of cheap tools at Daiso since you'll probably only be using them once and disposing of them shortly afterwards?

[omae mona]

Just curious though is will the warranty still be valid after the change of ownership on this monstrous eco-destroyer?

Just got off the phone with the friendly folks at the Bic Shuuri Senta. They confirmed the warranty's good until Summer 2008, and all they need is a phone call to register the name and address of the new owner. As long as the new owner holds onto the warranty receipt, it's good.

[omae mona]

Feel free to continue the discussion of chopped up body parts, but as for the refrigerator, it's now off the market. Cheers!