Wow, what a day, Me STUPID! *** Updated ***

Started by glrasmussen, August 11, 2013, 06:01:09 PM

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Big B

That is a cool old grill. Thanks for the pics, still amazes me how well those old kettles take to the weather and still look good............and they can still cook like one that is brand new. Sweet piece of history!

Brent

Wood Worker by day, Wood Burner...by night!

G

Been waiting all day for these.  Im diggin' those skinny wheels though they don't look right with the grill.  Thanks for the pics.

MaxBobcat

Very nice!  Wood Dale's got that old funk about them.  In a good way!  :)

glrasmussen

Thanks guys, time will tell. His grill has sentimental value, which we all can appreciate. I know I would carry on the respect of this grill. I would so enjoy putting some hours in on this and bringing him a picture or even the grill. It is old school. He may think now, who is this person...Been in the driveway for years.? :o

edhead35

Cook him a meal on it if you end up with it.

glrasmussen

Quote from: G on August 12, 2013, 06:29:16 PM
Been waiting all day for these.  Im diggin' those skinny wheels though they don't look right with the grill.  Thanks for the pics.

I am positive they are original, yes the do look weird. So small in compariton to the grill.

glrasmussen

Quote from: edhead35 on August 12, 2013, 06:32:23 PM
Cook him a meal on it if you end up with it.

I would, but only after cleaning it up. Legs would take some time, they are not aluminum. He is a very nice gentleman, would love to have more history on this grill. But imposing on somebody, on a grill? I think they kind of freak out a bit.

Craig

Quote from: glrasmussen on August 12, 2013, 06:33:20 PM
Quote from: G on August 12, 2013, 06:29:16 PM
Been waiting all day for these.  Im diggin' those skinny wheels though they don't look right with the grill.  Thanks for the pics.

I am positive they are original, yes the do look weird. So small in compariton to the grill.

Agreed on them being original. Weber has been well known for using up parts before changing them over. I wonder if this is a 1958?

MacEggs

I had to wait for the update ... Great story! And a great piece of Weber history. Very nice! Thanks for sharing.  :D
Q: How do you know something is bull$h!t?
A: When you are not allowed to question it.

Duke

Quote from: Craig on August 12, 2013, 04:42:15 PM
That's what we are all about! The unexpected surprises and the stories that go with them.

That's a great way to put it Craig! Sweet find Greg! I hope he offers it to you.

glrasmussen

Well I hope Karma comes my way on this one. I was able to at least share a little more history on Weber.
Would be fun to take apart and make pretty again.