American Range AR-48G 48" Gas Range with Griddle and (2) Standard Ovens - LP

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American Range AR-48G 48" Gas Range with Griddle and (2) Standard Ovens - LPModel: AR 48G Length: 48" Heavy gauge welded fram construction provides stability to range S S door lift off for easy cleaning, maintenance & serviceabliitly Porcelain coated oven interior for easy cleaning Matchless push button (Piezo) ignition to light the standing oven pilot 100% safety gas shut off valve Specially designed cavity for even heat throughout the oven Choices of Convection or Innovation ovens, storage or cabinet bases

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