Betty, I have only seen one model of the Kenmore colored toasters, model 3446332, that came with a cloth cord, and that was the one with the deep brown finish on the plastic parts. All the other colors had a black rubber electric cord, as this was the period most American manufacturers were getting away from the fabric covered cords. If it were me, I'd replace the cord with a rubber one, as most collectors I know are not concerned about the originality of the cords, unless it's for a very rare or unusual toaster. The Kenmores are really not in that category, although they are very interesting classic toasters. I don't have an extra cloth cord that matches the light brown one that is on the brown 3446332. If your toaster is still in use, I'd recommend putting a rubberized cord on it. Hope this info is helpful. Bruce
Betty Spencer
Betty Spencer
Do you have a cloth cord for the Kenmore toaster, model # 3446332?
Betty, I have only seen one model of the Kenmore colored toasters, model 3446332, that came with a cloth cord, and that was the one with the deep brown finish on the plastic parts. All the other colors had a black rubber electric cord, as this was the period most American manufacturers were getting away from the fabric covered cords. If it were me, I'd replace the cord with a rubber one, as most collectors I know are not concerned about the originality of the cords, unless it's for a very rare or unusual toaster. The Kenmores are really not in that category, although they are very interesting classic toasters. I don't have an extra cloth cord that matches the light brown one that is on the brown 3446332. If your toaster is still in use, I'd recommend putting a rubberized cord on it. Hope this info is helpful. Bruce
Do you have a cloth cord for the Kenmore toaster, model # 3446332?