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After 2000 miles, lots of $$$$ and a big thanks to Russ and Chris at Gingercreek antique stoves here's one sexy baseheater.

I need to move this to antique stoves.. how ?

Abracadabra!


Nice stove!

Thanks!

Very nice! Make sure to let us know how she/he burns!

As an owner of two Andes stoves, all I can say is BEAUTIFUL! That is a very efficient and high quality stove, I am sure you will absolutely love this stove.

Randy

This is the stove I went and got out of a cabin in the Adirondacks and brought back to Virginia then on to Taylorsville NC to be refurbished.

Very nice stove. Ginger Creek peoples have first class restored stoves.

Boy that's a pretty stove. Build a fire in it so you don't have to dust it.

Looks like the original Andes wood plate. Has some cracks and needs recasting. Not a wood burner though.

i sure like those stoves with all iron paneled barrels.

does the model you got have or ever had a magazine ?

steve

Steve; looks like the Andes is set up for a magazine. From what I've read here on the forum it had an adjustable magazine. Love to have/find one or have one fabricated
Tony

This stove is one of the absolute best base heaters ever made. They are rare and you need to realize that you have a real treasure. Don't even think about desecrating this stove by burning wood in it.

I've seen 1 Oakvale Andes on this forum and it was of smooth castings. Only anthracite coal will be burnt in this stove.. I do understand it's a very rare baseheater. Like you said William , you don't take a boat tail Packard and paint the bumpers. I was fortunate it was a complete stove but needed completely refurbished that's why I took it to Russ at Ginger Creek Stoves to let a professional bring it back to where it should be.

Thanks Tony

That's one mighty fine looking stove you have there!!!