Glen Blue Wood Dale and Glen Blue Roti ~UPDATE~

[harris92]

I was told a few years back by a former employee of Weber Bros "they" did a lot of experimenting with porcelain coating of parts other than the lid and bowl.  Examples seen so far include utility pans, legs and triangles.  This sold at an estate sale a while back (not to me).  Notice it has a custom coated glen blue roti.  Pic quality is best I could get so far.

[Troy]

very cool
so who has it and how do we see more?

[crowderjd]

Love it!  I don't have a roti yet, and would love to have one of those for my glen blue...Chances are low lightning strikes twice though!  One more thing...looking at that pic, doesn't it seem that it's a glen blue with original ash pan but with an economy kettle triangle and off market wheels?  Curious to know the story there!

[GregS]

whoa.  very cool.

[zavod44]

The ash pan looks to have the pivoting clips...

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[weldboy]

Wow that's awesome


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[Jon]

That looks like it could be in amazing shape. What is the crap they've stuffed it with and have leaning on it?

[Maxmbob]

That is very cool!

[Darko]

Wow! Just Wow!!!

[Uncle JJ]

Where, oh where, is this Glen Blue?

What a peach.

[Saugust]

How sure are we that this isn't spray painted? Don't those look like towels under the lid, with the same color blue on them? Just a thought.

[weldboy]

How sure are we that this isn't spray painted? Don't those look like towels under the lid, with the same color blue on them? Just a thought.

After looking closer it does look like the same color blue on that towel


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[kettlebb]

At first glance of the picture I thought the blue on the roti is off from the lid and bowl. I'd bet it's been painted. Still a cool kettle.

[harris92]

It isn't spray painted that's for sure........

[Troy]

wow that is special

nice find man!