1970 18.5″ Avacado Kettle
Listed here is a nice “patent pending” 18.5″ kettle owned by WKC member Harris92.
This history article was researched and put together by Weber Kettle Club forum member Neil_VT00:: Weber’s current lineup of portable rectangular grills are named the Go-Anywhere Series. These rectangular grills are offered in both charcoal and gas versions, feature a 10”x16” cooking grate and include flip-up legs which secure the lid for transportation. Weber’s Go-Anywhere…
The owner of this new – rare, patent number gem is WKC member Harris92. According to the seller, this red Weber kettle was originally purchased by the seller’s parents as newlyweds in 1973. Shortly after purchase, the seller’s parents decided to become vegetarians. The grill sat in their attic for approximately the next 38 years….
This is a rare sighting! A custom Weber kettle from the late 60s, and one that has never – until now – been photographed in the wild. Thanks to WKC member CSorvala, we’re able to share this amazing grill with the world of Weber kettle collectors and enthusiasts. Manufactured in 1969, this grill depicts five of our…
WKC member FedEx is the mastermind behind this beast. Perfect for days at the beach, cabin, or on the trails. FedEx used parts from Home Depot and Harbor Freight to convert his Blue Weber Mastertouch into an off-road grilling machine. Bob even added an expanded metal support cage around the triangle for improved holding and…
He was a regular guy, with a regular guy name: Bruce. A mechanic, if I remember correctly, with hands weathered by years of working on HVAC equipment. We knew each other from church, but he was wary of church. He grew up there, and obviously liked a lot about it, but was somehow distant at…