‘64-‘68 Traveler

[bladz]

I picked the grill up last summer and finally got around to cleaning it up. I believe it to be somewhere between '64-'68. The thumbscrews, even though the were rusty turned right out of the sockets with finger pressure.
It's getting some gray fade to it so I gave it the PAM spray technique and it really brought the color back.
Plus I scored an 80's rolled edge ash pan!!




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[cigarman20]

Very nice!


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[Kneab]

Very cool.
Looks great

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[JEBIV]

Sweet grill

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[bamakettles]

Very clean......that top vent looks amazing!

[Bertl]

Love it!

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[Lilyankee]

Nice work @bladz !


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[Red_5_Wrangler]

Do all the legs have holes for the triangle? I pickup up a WW 18 with 3 straight legs but since it was not a thumbscrew and all the legs had holes in them I assumed it was put together by a past kettler and not an actual traveler.

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[bladz]

Yes they all have holes.  I picked up a PP traveler( well at least I think it was a traveler) a few years back that all three legs had holes in also. Maybe @Craig or @harris92  can provide more insight.


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[Jeff]

Nice job.  Cool grill!

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