Weber officially stopped selling the dark blue kettles in the U.S. after the 2013 (AT) model year. However, some European countries still have access to this color as well as a few others.
The earliest blue kettles were a more of a turquois/aqua finish then switching in the early 1960s to a more baby blue finish before being discontinued at the end of 1966. Weber would bring back the color in the form of Dark Blue during the 1978 model year and was available with minor variation in pigment/dye lot in the U.S. through 2013.
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- 1980-81 Blue 22 in the evening sun
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- Gas Assist SS Performer
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- Blue 26 inside pic 2
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- blue 26 top vent
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- Blue 26 Flat top 4
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- Blue 26 leg assembly
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- Blue 26 inside pic 1
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- Blue Galley Que – Side 2
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- Blue Galley Que – Top
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- Blue Galley Que – Top Vent
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- 58-59 Sky Blue kettle bowl pic
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- 58-59 Sky Blue kettle front pic
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- 58-59 Sky Blue Kettle side pic
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- Blue Galley Que – Side
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- Blue Galley Que – Bottom
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- Blue Seville Chariot – Side 5
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- Blue Seville Chariot – Side 3
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- A rare blue jumbo joe. Locked up behind glass. They knew we were coming.
I have a dark blue first gen. gas grill. When did they stop making the round gas grills?