Anyone have any idea how old is work table is? It has aluminum edging, Chrome or nickel plated leg sockets, a towel ring hanging from underneath and tool hooks on the end. It looks similar to the other work tables I've seen except the legs don't go through the table. They go along side of it and it has a wood grain formica top instead of a wood veneer.(https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20171027/f482ffb82899d7f9cb5fd47eacdf5a8b.jpg)
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Sorry, I'm no help determining an age; just a bystander who thinks it looks kickass with your Custom.
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Cool table. That thing screams late 50's / early 60's to me.
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Quote from: Mr.CPHo on October 26, 2017, 04:47:13 PM
Sorry, I'm no help determining an age; just a bystander who thinks it looks kickass with your Custom.
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Thanks Charlie. It's the only mbh I have in the garage. The rest are broken down in the shed for the winter already.😊
I have no idea but I'm like 15 year old valley girl like super jealous of like that last picture.
I agree. With the trim and color, I'm going late 50's. Pretty damn cool, especially sitting on that beauty.
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Very cool Karl. I think @Jeff has one of those if I'm not mistaken
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Thanks guys.
I think I found it on the cover of the 1962 catalog.
The description of it inside seems to be a match.
In the 1964 and newer catalogs the table legs go up through the table.
Very cool Weber Custom Table. You have done well with both.
Late 1950's/early 1960's. Would go with a late Weber Bros or Wood Dale kettle. I've seen 5 or 6 of these over the years.
Cool. First look at one for me. Thanks.
My table is pretty old on the red kettle, but not the formica looking top. Same tool holders and towel ring. The one on the Custom is similar though. (https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20171028/49fc51b6c0cd8bfdbbce71e41bf3335c.jpg)
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That's at least pre 1964. Check this out... From the 1950s.... paired with a Chestnut Coppertone. Your table now better explains the one in this picture.
HOLY GRAILS: 1950s era Black or Custom finish 18.5 or 22.5 Kettle, Brown Go Anywhere grill.
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That's a really nice table. Nice addition to the Meat Cut.
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Ah.. the AH address. It's now an empty lot.
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I found what I believe to be a little more period correct table. As an added bonus I found a shish kabob ring complete with skewers in the box to go with it.
Good Lord! That is sweet.
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I'd love to play with one of those old kebab setups. I never really like setting kebabs directly on a grate and then dealing with sticking, or rubbing, or the newer style kebab frames.
It just seems like the old setup is simpler, holds more food, and allows you to keep the freakin' LID on. Like having 6 little rotisseries. I can see employing cheap labor (my kids) to sit there and keep them turned. :)
Lol. Hey kids keep turning that meat and get me another beer. Like it.
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Quote from: kettlebb on November 02, 2017, 01:33:43 PM
Lol. Hey kids keep turning that meat and get me another beer. Like it.
This summer I picked up a cheap ice cream maker from the thrift store. It broke after about 5 minutes. The motor still turned the but gear inside is busted.
I made them remove the motor and turn the thing by hand to finish it up. I did however provide them a ratchet to do so. ;D
Why else have kids but for the free labor and ability to warp their minds?
Damn, that looks cool all pared together like that.
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Good Lord that's a beautiful grill. Doesn't need any of that bling. I wanna see a shot of it cooking all those cuts