1997 EI-code 18.5 OTS
A nice little redhead in great shape, once owned by MartyG, but gifted to his grandson Aydan in care of his Dad and WKC member “Up in Smoke” (Justin).
This is an 18.5″ kettle made in 1958-59. We will describe the color of this grill as “Sky Blue” for now. Its certainly darker than the turquoise, or “baby blue” more of us are familiar with. This is the only grill we have documented in this color. This particular grill has an unmarked lid vent….
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 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…
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.
Listed is an early 1960’s model of the Weber Galley Que owned by WKC member Jeff. This is similar to the one introduced in 1960 in that it had fitted chrome gimbals to keep it level at all times while at sea. Also had chrome plated legs that screwed onto threaded posts that were welded…