Fleetwood completes my collection... for 23 minutes

Started by Mr.CPHo, August 17, 2017, 04:53:45 AM

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qwesthunter

Great now you have added to  my "gotta have list' I didn't know they made 26" that early. Great find that's for sure.


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Neil_VT00

Congrats, that Fleetwood is a beauty, as is the 18. 

"I'm done, no need to look for any more grills."  I've told myself this one a number of times, then the next one pops up and I can't say no...
Wanted: Burgundy 18"

Mr.CPHo


Quote from: Travis on August 17, 2017, 06:52:50 AM
Great post Charlie. I'm looking forward to seeing your awesome cooks on that Fleetwood.


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Travis, I gotta thank you personally, because as I waited for the Fleetwood to arrive, I scoured the WKC site for more pics of Fleetwoods; and the only ones that weren't Photo-Phucked were yours.


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james1787

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Quote from: Mr.CPHo on August 17, 2017, 04:53:45 AM
This size is perfectly adequate for majority of my cooks, and if I need more space for sides etc, I just double down with another 18".  Sometimes I'll pull out a SSP or 22" midget, but like I said, the 18" is perfect for just my wife and I.

I do a lot of cooks on our 18". If I'm just throwing on something quick for just my wife, daughter and I, the 18" gets used. It's a good size. If we have friends over or I'm smoking something I fire up the 22". Like you, I prefer the MBH's.

Congrats on the vintage 26r!
Seeking either 56-58 anything or Westerner

Bob BQ

Quote from: Mr.CPHo on August 17, 2017, 05:05:01 AM
I'll pick this up next month when I go down to see Arcade Fire and Wolf Parade in concert.

Jealous. Very jealous.

Oh... and congrats on the 26 and 18...  ;D
BBQ:it's what's for dinner. Grail: 18" Custom - "The Californian"

Darko

Beautiful grills Charlie. I too am really starting to like the 18's.

fljoemon

Very nice!!!!!

Glad that completes your collection :-)

Mr.CPHo

The tiniest bit of progress is still a step in the right direction.


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Kneab

ISO Brown Go Anywhere

Mr.CPHo

White vinegar, 0000 wool, perseverance. 


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mhiszem

So far so good. The best things take patience.


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WGA, Uline Green SJ, '95 Red M/T, '88 Red 18", '01 Plum SSP, Patent Pending Yellow

Travis

Looks like you do very well at preserving the whitewall. Well done, Charlie.


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Kneab

Quote from: Mr.CPHo on August 27, 2017, 03:51:41 PM
White vinegar, 0000 wool, perseverance. 


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I don't know if you have ever heard of evapo rust.  I tried it out on my old brownies steel wheels. Pretty good stuff just soak and rinse. I soaked them for days. Removes rust, leaves the paint behind, rinses with water and reusable. Works great on triangles too. Didn't hurt the rubber on the wheels either.
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Mr.CPHo

Thank you for that tip, @Kneab.  I will go back and try that.  This is my first time working on steel wheels and I'm being extra cautious around the rubber tread. 


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Rub

In the market for unicorns to complete my collection: Ambassador, Plainsman, Meat Cut, Custom, Blue 18 MBH, Green 18 MBH