Wrought iron cart and Weber grill

[Craig]

Nice find Harris! And nice research Troy! I'll bet they did the Flemenco too!

[Duke]

Nice find Harris! And nice research Troy! I'll bet they did the Flemenco too!

I want a Flamenco.   By the way Harris, I call him Obi Wan because I have learned so much from him. 

[Troy]

Also, I wish I hadn't ordered 60 bucks worth of old catalogues. Maybe there's still new info in them...

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[glrasmussen]

Very nice Harris! Thanks Troy for the research, done so swiftly. There is so many grails...

[G$]

Sorry Troy. I could have told you about the woodward connection or at least hypothesized about it.  We had it when I was growing up. In fact my folks just sold the last of the old patio furniture about a year ago.  All white basically identical to the original sevilles.

I dont know just how it was retailed in conjunction with Weber though on these 18 inch carts.

[Red Kettle Rich]

Shoot, I think you guys are trying to shame me into getting off my a$$ and restoring/repainting my big wheel cart

[Troy]

oh, it's Woodard, not woodward.

Woodard certainly made most, if not all of the wrought iron grill carts.

Now to figure out if the 'black sheep' carts should be called sevilles or not?

[Jeff]

Yeah I've noticed all the similarities too on all the wrought iron carts...all makes sense now. I always thought that weber never made those carts themselves.

[harris92]

I wonder who made the sequoia carts?

[thoraudio]

I have one.  It doesn't have any markings on it, as far as I can tell.