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).
It’s been a CRAZY year already, and it’s only APRIL. So far this year we’ve hit: – 11,000 members – 160,000 messages – 13,000 kettles owned We’ve been featured on Mint.com, a few magazines that I can’t remember the name of (apparently people still read magazines). We’ve formed partnerships with Aaron Franklin, Thermaworks, Cajun Bandit,…
Well it’s here isn’t it. The cold, windy, snowy days. The idiot drivers. The bell ringers. The 4:30pm sunsets. Don’t let the 6 months of that crap depress you though – get outside and grill! Grilling in the winter isn’t really THAT much different than grilling in the summer. Lets break down the cold weather…
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,…
Grill: Weber Woodard Cart Owner: Harris92 Story / Original Forum Post: Woodard Cart all cleaned up and restored
This beautiful redhead has a beautiful story to go with it. It belongs to WKC member Craig. Here’s the backstory on this kettle: It is from the mid 1960s, it was given to my Grandparents by my Uncle Don and Aunt Sharon as a gift. Originally this grill was thought to have been given to…
One great aspect of the Weber Kettle is that it can cook at all types of temperature ranges from cold smoking, hot smoking, low and slow bbqing, baking and grilling. Tweaking the internal temperature is accomplished with the amount of charcoal, charcoal position, and the the adjustable vents. Since the adjustable vents give you versatility, a…