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.
When member Chiku18 alerted me to this Smokey Joe box with model number SJ-120, I searched through all the old catalogs and was intrigued when I couldn’t find that particular model number. I just knew it had to be secured and documented by the Weber Kettle Club. I’m proud to share with you the unboxing…
This 1974 Weber Ranger is owned by WKC member Jeff. It was picked up by his wife who drove 4 plus hours for it while Jeff was out of town for work. The ad pictured this particular yellow Ranger. When she got there, the seller told her he had another one similar to it and…
WKC member jolayiv is the second owner of this luscious, lickable Lime (officially, “Key Lime”) 22.5” kettle from 1976-77. He reports that the original owners loved to slow roast turkeys in it, and when you see these photos you’ll agree this is no “turkey,” with gorgeous color everywhere. jolayiv cleaned, polished, protected. Read more > …
Featured is a 1967 Weber Seville owned by WKC member, Jeff. Weber has recognized 2 models of the Seville, one being this model that is featured, and another model referred to by some as the “Chariot” based on its appearance and similarities to large wheel carriages that were pulled by animals throughout history. This featured…
Yes, The Penthouse actually does exist. This NOS one is currently up for auction on Ebay. As shown in the assembly diagram, it was designed to be hung from a balcony railing. Hopefully this will land in the hands of a WKC member and we can get more detailed photos of it.
Listed is a new red Smokey Joe from 1988 owned by WKC member Jeff. This grill was found new in box. This particular grill is a Dr. Pepper model and has the script only on the top handle. Luckily they didn’t put the logo on the lid too.
Nice info. I picked up one just like this, but in better condition!
It’s not from 1956 as the vent pic caption says. It is from 1958 at the earliest. Pre 58 would be from Chicago, not Wood Dale.