This one came to me in the original box from a new member who was looking to trade for something bigger. I had a redhead Master Touch that I happily sent to him. Flawless in every way, it’s a fine example of the first date-coded Weber kettle.
When this first appeared on WKC’s radar, forum members collectively held their breath. Who picked it up, and why did we want to see more? It’s because rotisseries can produce cooking magic, and Weber’s rotisserie accessory for the 26.75″ kettle is a rare bird indeed. SteveZ soon presented his cleaned, scrubbed, and buffed machine. Wow! Rumor has it,…
Welcome the the Christmas edition of the WKC posts of the week! We hope that you are able to spend the holidays with your loved ones and that Santa gives you everything you asked for. Even if you were naughty this year, maybe you’ll still get some charcoal! Here are some pics to get you in…
Like all good food innovations and creations, this one too was discovered by accident. I was catering a large party a few years ago. 8 pork butts worth of pulled pork, but I made 9 just so I have one for myself. The overnight smoke was a nightmare. Heavy rain and heavy winds kept me…
Saved from a scrapper by OGlenn for a mere $5, this vintage grill has a great story. Good thing he had an extra black lid at home so he could trade it to the scrappers husband and secure the elusive red metal handled top. Grill: 1962 – 22.5″ Weber Wooddale – Red Owner: OGlenn
Grill: 1998 Weber Jumbo Joe – Red Owner: Jeff Story: Listed here is a red Weber Jumbo Joe owned by WKC member Jeff. This is the larger version of the 14.5″ Smokey Joe. This grill was offered in the colors of black, red, dark green, and dark blue. This grill has no bottom vents. Its vented…
