1956 weber bros metal works bar b que. restore or let stand?

Started by zorknards2, June 06, 2013, 10:14:07 PM

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Craig


Quote from: zorknards2 on June 06, 2013, 10:56:07 PM
sorry pics are so big

No apology needed....Bigger the better! Very cool!! 

Can't wait to see more of this. Does the triangle pan sit between the front leg and the wheel axle? The Duke and I have been discussing this setup! Would love to see more close ups. Keep em coming!

G$

I was right. A 56 or 57 in my state all these years. 

This should be your favorite ... It is wonderful!  Tell me you have cooked on it!

Craig

This kettle is WOW!! Love it!! A 1956! This is how we are here, we get excited by these kinds of things.... Congratulations on a phenomenal score and at a steal of a deal!


This is one step closer to a '52 original. Theres one out there begging to be rescued.

Cooker or a looker? This would be fun to try some vintage 50s recipes on. :D

zorknards2

have definately cooked on it the grates are like re bar real heavy duty . this makes my newer 22.5 jealous ill put a close up of the ash catcher
i almost have all my grails but waiting for that yellow to miraculously appear maybe in ny.

zorknards2

i almost have all my grails but waiting for that yellow to miraculously appear maybe in ny.

zorknards2

THANK YOU ALL FOR FEEDBACK I WAS VERY HAPPY TO FIND THIS CLUB I AM SIGNING OFF FOR THE NIGHT, IF ANY BODY HAS ANY SUGGESTOONS FOR A SOFT RESTORE ON THIS PLEASE LET ME KNOW AND IF YOU WANT TO SEE PICS OF ANYTBING ELSO LET ME KNOW THANKS AGAIN
i almost have all my grails but waiting for that yellow to miraculously appear maybe in ny.


Hogsy

Thanks for joining and thanks for sharing
I've been Perving all evening at those pics
Keep em coming!!!!
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zavod44

We would love to see pics... Once we can see, we can give some friendly advice on what you could do to improve this gem... thank you for coming here and sharing with us....

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mike.stavlund

Epic.  Thanks for the photos, Zork-- please keep 'em coming!
One of the charcoal people.

Duke

Welcome Zorknards2,

That's an extremely nice score. I am looking forward to seeing it in the daylight. If we can get a good look at it I am sure we can also help in the light restore.

Thanks again for posting and joining.

Eastex

What a great find! This grill is exactly what this web site is for, this place has the most concentrated collection of Weber information and enthusiasts in the world. There are people here who can guide you through a resto step by step and plenty others like me who may not have the specific info you need but will encourage you to see it through. That's a great piece of Americana you've got there, I'm really looking forward to seeing more of it.

bob hope

First Welcome To The Greatest Weber Kettle Site In The World :o Second WoW !! Great find you lucky dog! Third Could we see the under side at the front leg a little better please?
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Your backyard?!? Likely a few miles from me? Nice find! Seems kinda dangerous tho. Luckily I am certified to remove such risky items. Let me know where you are and I will be happy to transfer this perilous article, as is my sworn duty!   8)
It's all about the meat!

dazzo


Welcome.

Very nice. '56 was a good year   ;D

Enjoy it!

Dude, relax your chicken.