It is that time of year to show off all your hard work and dedication to making the best and most versitle outdoor cooker even better.
We are dedicating September this year to Mod Month, member Marty started this a few years back and we are continuing the tradition.
We want pics of your work, we want a story, necessity of the mother of invention so tell us why.
Prizes will be awarded to the top 3 winners
More information here
This beauty is a 1962 Ambassador. The color was called yellow ochre in the 1962 Weber Catalog and was priced at $54.95. It is one of only 5 Ambassadors known to be in possession of WKC members. What makes this one special is not only its pristine condition but as of now is the only…
Back in the ’70s, Weber offered a solution to grillers whose standard 22.5″ grill wasn’t quite big enough for those extra burgers or casseroles (extra casseroles?), but who also weren’t going to shell out the long green to acquire a larger grill. The answer was the Elevated Half Grill, Weber model G-9. It effectively covered half of the…
The BBQ Vortex has been gaining tremendous popularity lately. It’s a simple steel cone that promises four unique uses in your grill. It comes in a few different sizes to fit your needs. My first thoughts, before I ever received a Vortex, was that it seemed gimmicky and rather expensive. I was concerned that I…
Six months ago I published my review of the Slow ‘N Sear. I ended up falling in love with it. It functions great as a low’n’slow system while still kicking ass as a hot zone / cool zone divider. Bonus points, the design of the product keeps the exterior of the Weber kettle significantly cooler…
Cast iron grates are a great way to up your grilling level. Cast iron has a much higher thermal capacity than the standard grill grates. When that heat is unleashed onto a juicy porterhouse, the result is an amazing set of dark mahogany grill marks that only cast iron grates can offer. The Weber charcoal…
The Weber charcoal grill is one of the most versatile cookers available. Right out of the box, without spending a dime on gadgets or accessories, the Weber kettle can do pretty much anything – including make a damn good pizza. This has been my mantra for years, and for good reasons. Avoiding novelties and luxury…
Did I miss the announcement of a winner?