A beautiful example of a Weber 26.75 “flat-top” kettle, owned and lightly restored by MartyG. Nearly unused condition, with added KOA wood handles by Brian. This was “Chapter 2” of a great story of scoring two amazing kettles in 2 days. Read the full story here:
This is a 1959-1960 black 22″ Weber Wooddale. This grill was found in NW Wisconsin by WKC member Jeff. It was a little dirty, but in amazing condition for its age. All parts are original down to the plastic front leg cap. This grill features thumbscrews on the leg sockets, ash pan with leg clips,…
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.
Here’s a rare one, possibly the only one we know of. Thanks to Einrej, we now have photos and a story behind the acquisition. E stopped at an estate sale in Red Granite WI, saw the grill and thought that it looked cool. He bought it with the plan of letting it rust as a conversation…
The owner of this sweet Imperial Sequoia is HankB from the WKC. This grill was certainly a “rescue” by Hank. This grill was in…let’s say, “well used” condition when he got it. He put A LOT of time into this grill to make it one nice cooker! Hank’s skills turned what was a rough vintage…
This grill, the 26″ Weber Westerner, is likely one of the most iconic, vintage, and sought after Weber kettles ever produced. What makes this grill so unique is its rarity, its two toned Chestnut Coppertone paint scheme with brown longhorn steers on the bowl, and that it was only made in the 26.75″ size. No…
This is the first Flamenco to be seen on the WKC Forum and at this time, one of only three known to exist. It popped up on Facebook Marketplace, listed as a fire pit table. WKC member azbeeking is now the owner of this rare piece of Weber history. It is believed to have been…
