CL find, what have I got?

[willpickup]

Picked up this 22" for forty bucks. Looks like it retailed new for $300 nobody has then for sale anywhere. How rare is it? These are stock pictures but the one I got is garage fresh with some rust on the top vent. Also the wood handles are flaky and need to be sanded and refinished. But it has never been used. Its a MacKenzie-Childs "courtly check".

Wife kinda likes it I might just keep it. Guess it depends on how much it's worth lol.

[Red Kettle Rich]

A little more info at https://anniestreasuretrove.wordpress.com/2009/02/12/grillin-out/

[Travis]

That's different for sure. We'll all be going nuts over it in another 40 years...


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[willpickup]

I just realized I should have probably posted this under "online finds" my bad. But it is for sale or trade I guess.

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[Darko]

Interesting, but definitely not a Weber.

[mlmack]

Looks like it is worth $40.00.

[Idahawk]

Looks like the vans I wore in JR high !

I love it


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[MikeRocksTheRed]

It's interesting that the link the @Red Kettle Rich posted above says it's just repainted weber.  I've never seen a four legged weber.  It also has a indented around the bottom half of the kettle that I imagine is to hold the cooking great. Lid vent doesn't look like anything weber has ever used either.  It's still a cool grill.  At first I was kind of into the four legs, but thinking about it more I would probably trip myself since they aren't in the usual place.  Probably a reason the webers only have three legs is to give them enough stability without a bunch of tropping hazards in the way.

[Troy]

It's interesting that the link the @Red Kettle Rich posted above says it's just repainted weber. 

The web is full of mis-information
It's one of the reasons I'm sensitive to how opinions, speculations, and facts are presented/differentiated and discussed

[Red Kettle Rich]

The web is full of mis-information
It's one of the reasons I'm sensitive to how opinions, speculations, and facts are presented/differentiated and discussed

As Abraham Lincoln said "you can't trust anything on the Internet" 

[Troy]

The web is full of mis-information
It's one of the reasons I'm sensitive to how opinions, speculations, and facts are presented/differentiated and discussed

As Abraham Lincoln said "you can't trust anything on the Internet" 

Precisely.
What's interesting is we'll eventually encounter a generation that won't understand that joke.
My 12 year old's mind was blown when I told her that I'm older than the web

[apt323]

The web is full of mis-information
It's one of the reasons I'm sensitive to how opinions, speculations, and facts are presented/differentiated and discussed

As Abraham Lincoln said "you can't trust anything on the Internet" 

Precisely.
What's interesting is we'll eventually encounter a generation that won't understand that joke.
My 12 year old's mind was blown when I told her that I'm older than the web

I hear you on that they think we grew up with the same things they did............. LOL

[Hell Fire Grill]

You cant believe anything you hear....and only 10% of what you see.

[huntergreen]

that checker pattern is pretty cool.

[Darko]

The web is full of mis-information
It's one of the reasons I'm sensitive to how opinions, speculations, and facts are presented/differentiated and discussed

As Abraham Lincoln said "you can't trust anything on the Internet" 

Precisely.
What's interesting is we'll eventually encounter a generation that won't understand that joke.
My 12 year old's mind was blown when I told her that I'm older than the web

I've been playing with computers since the late '70's. When I told my kids I once upgraded my computer from 16k ram to 48k for around 400 bucks they were completely shocked. Hell when I told them about floppy discs, and even computer cards... Hell, I showed them a pic of my original cell phone from 1985.