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).
1979: Weber Grill History edit The 1979 Weber Charcoal grill is identified by lid vent with the modern embossed or “raised” WEBER logo. The turn tab on the lid vent is large and now matches the turn tabs on the bowl vents. This is the style of lid vent used today. Features and Changes in…
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…
Daylight savings time this week means more time in the evening to grill. No more telling your family that you “enjoy sunset grilling” when actually you started the charcoal too late. 😀 Hang in there, Northerners. Spring is almost here. Last week we released an article on how to convert your One Touch Silver OTS…
Date is Aug 6th and the home of Brian O’Neil aka ZAVOD44. This is always a great time, you can follow this link for more details.
This weekend we has our first feature on a member and his kettle: HankB! This feature was initially thought of as a way to feature a cool kettle, but I quickly realized that the owner behind the kettle is the best part of the story. Hank is a prime example of a Grillfella that is a…
One month and one Super Bowl down in 2014. Congratulations to the Seattle Seahawks for being victorious over the Broncos! Did you see any Weber’s in the gameday ads? There was a redhead that almost looked like one, but it had four legs. In case you missed it, the WKC football bbq cooking guide is still up…