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1960-61 22″ Black Weber Wooddale

Byjeff
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This is a 1959-1960 black 22″ Weber Wooddale. This grill was found in NW Wisconsin by WKC member Jeff. It was a little dirty, but in amazing condition for its age. All parts are original down to the plastic front leg cap. This grill features thumbscrews on the leg sockets, ash pan with leg clips, steel wheels with rubber tread, and metal top handle indicating it was manufactered in the old Wooddale, Il. production plant. The paint on the lid and bowl are near flawless and have a stamp on the lid that says, “Porcelain Enameled”

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