1975 Lime Kettle
This 1970s Lime Green Weber Grill was purchased from the son of the original owner. The kettle is from approximately 1975. This grill was a cooker for all these years but remains in tremendous shape.
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This beautiful kettle now resides in FL 😉
This beauty now resides in FL. 🙂