1960-62 18.5″ Weber Wood Dale – Black
Grill: 18.5″ Weber Wood Dale – Black
Owner: Harris92
Story / Original Forum Post: Swapping With G, The Weber Wood Dale Arrives
Grill: 18.5″ Weber Wood Dale – Black
Owner: Harris92
Story / Original Forum Post: Swapping With G, The Weber Wood Dale Arrives
First of all I will point out that the title of this post uses an ISO 8601 standard format, making it understandable ’round the world. 😀 Next I will draw attention to the article on WKC member 1Buckie and referenced in this post. Buckie is the kind of guy who makes this site what it…
Jim posted these pics on our facebook page a few days ago and I’ve been dreaming of his Ranch kettle ever since. We don’t yet know the story of this grill, or why Jim cooked 30 turkeys in 6 hours – but we’re doing our best to get some details. Until then, enjoy a couple…
There’s a piece of Americana on ebay right now! This 1956 Weber Bros Metal Works kettle is a very rare specimen. This grill is from the first year the Weber kettle took the shape it’s in today. Kettles prior to this year would have a flat top lid (and ONLY be black) This old Weber has…
This ultra rare, mega vintage ’50s Weber Kettle has a solid metal triangle base, metal top handle, and badass yellow drizzle factory finish. It’s an 18″ grill with metal top handle. Possibly the rarest grill around. It belongs to Ed, a longtime friend and hero of the WKC.
This is the only Smokey Joe we have documented that has a Diet Mountain Dew logo and script on the handle. It is currently owned by WKC member Troy Dunn, aka “dwnthehatch”. This is a new Smokey Joe with a vent code of “AT” which dates it to a 2013 grill. Typically we see the logo grills…
Pictured here is a true classic almost out of the time machine. This is a patent number kettle that would be period correct for the years between 1973-1975. The grill owner is WKC member Harris92. The story behind this classic is that the grill was purchased (by an uncle) for the seller’s grandfather as a…