So cool I found this forum!
When I moved into my current home, there was a light green weber kettle grill in the backyard, and i didn't think much of it. I bought a replacement grill and lower grill (whatever the charcoal sits on) for it, and used it several times for grilling - usually burgers for annual summer bash. but in the last few years, it sat around unused, and finally one of the legs (the non-wheeled one) collapsed (and i think our gardener might have ran over the leg and got it bent).
Now after lying around, starting to rust, the gardener mentioned that we should just cart it off so that it doesn't get in his way when he mows the backyard. I started thinking about it - why is he so keen on carting it off for me? - and decided to look up and see what type of possible hidden treasure I have.
not too sure at what the shades between avocado and lime green are after years in the sun and rain, but I think i have a cado (it has the patent pending on the grill vent, wood handle) - anyone want to help me identify it further?
it's in sad shape, with some rust spots on the lid and kettle, but i'd love to get it shipshape again - i guess the real key would be figuring out how to straighten and re-attach the leg.
EDIT: I brought it out into the sun and took some photos. Attaching photos here
Topic: Hi from San Diego! (Read 3232 times)
