No Explanation Necessary... Round 2

[teejhanson]

My parents strike again! Not the right wheels on it, but they were the only ones I had readily available. The legs and triangle still need work, and need to get the right wheels, but had to get to see how this would shine up!


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[JEBIV]

My parents strike again! Not the right wheels on it, but they were the only ones I had readily available. The legs and triangle still need work, and need to get the right wheels, but had to get to see how this would shine up!


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sweet

[GrilledMeat]

Neat new Smokey Joe!


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[OkieGirl]

My parents strike again! Not the right wheels on it, but they were the only ones I had readily available. The legs and triangle still need work, and need to get the right wheels, but had to get to see how this would shine up!


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Congrats!  Your parents are awesome.

[harris92]

New Old Stock 1964 Wood Dale Statesman. A first.......








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[ASpitzer]

Wow, that is amazing!

[JEBIV]

Gorgeous

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[bamakettles]

Really, is anything else needed?


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[harris92]

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[Blacky924]

How's this for icing on the cake....
The family who once owned the wishing well I have restored, did some digging through photos and found one of it sitting in their yard.
Awesome to know that a copper-mist kettle originally sat in the well.

Amazing to see the transition between being new in 1970 to the dilapidated condition as it was found and then how close it looks to original after the restoration. The photograph is an awesome piece of its history to have sitting with the well.


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[bamakettles]

How's this for icing on the cake....
The family who once owned the wishing well I have restored, did some digging through photos and found one of it sitting in their yard.
Awesome to know that a copper-mist kettle originally sat in the well.

Amazing to see the transition between being new in 1970 to the dilapidated condition as it was found and then how close it looks to original after the restoration. The photograph is an awesome piece of its history to have sitting with the well.


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Well, if that's not the coolest thing.... Amazing!


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[Chris-B-Que]

By far the coolest and best find so far.
Everyone was always talking about the well and if they made one or not.

This proves beyond doubt they certainly did.

So sick!!!

How's this for icing on the cake....
The family who once owned the wishing well I have restored, did some digging through photos and found one of it sitting in their yard.
Awesome to know that a copper-mist kettle originally sat in the well.

Amazing to see the transition between being new in 1970 to the dilapidated condition as it was found and then how close it looks to original after the restoration. The photograph is an awesome piece of its history to have sitting with the well.


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[JEBIV]

Interesting, i think?

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[RRRanger99]

In this day and age of AI generated deep fake photos, it's good to see an authentic photo of the real deal wishing well in its prime. Such an amazing resto

bringing it back to life.

[ASpitzer]

A true piece of Weber history. Documented and returned to its former glory. Well done!