This unused 1975 Key Lime is owned by WKC member Rub. Following up on a lead provided by WKC founder Troy, Rub was able to secure it with help from a friend.
Of course it came with a vintage Weber cover.
Find out why this kettle is called “Marge’s Undercover Lime”. Read the full story in Rub’s original post :
http://weberkettleclub.com/forums/weber-kettles-accessories/marge’s-undercover-lime/
In the early days of Weber, kettles were marketed and sold by traveling salesman. They would put on cooking demonstrations at hardware and department stores, passing out Weber brochures on how to order them. Weber provided these salesman with kettles to use during their demonstrations. The kettles had the letters DEMO imprinted on them. Here…
When packing and shipping a Weber kettle, whether it be a Smokey Joe, an 18.5, 22.5, or 26.75, it’s always a good idea to have the box at least 1.5″ larger than the kettle itself. For example, if you are packing a 22.5, then the box should be at least 24″ square. The one number…
The owner of this new – rare, patent number gem is WKC member Harris92. According to the seller, this red Weber kettle was originally purchased by the seller’s parents as newlyweds in 1973. Shortly after purchase, the seller’s parents decided to become vegetarians. The grill sat in their attic for approximately the next 38 years….
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 history article was researched and put together by Weber Kettle Club forum member Neil_VT00:: Weber’s current lineup of portable rectangular grills are named the Go-Anywhere Series. These rectangular grills are offered in both charcoal and gas versions, feature a 10”x16” cooking grate and include flip-up legs which secure the lid for transportation. Weber’s Go-Anywhere…
WKC leaked several of these product details months ago, but now they’re official! I scored a copy of the 2015 Weber Catalog and I scanned it in to share with all of you! Some wicked cool colors have been added to the Weber Q lineup. We haven’t really spent a lot of time analyzing the…
Unbelievable. WOW!