Super awesome vintage weber kettle

[Duke]

The legs are just the regular steel ones like the old one up top and held in by thumb screws. I think you guys are imagining he's fliritng with you.

[zavod44]

A heart I said!


Brian

[Craig]

Guy on the right: "Wanna taste!?" Guy on the left: "Lloyd, give it a rest! Let the boxboy get back to work!" 

Craig

[Craig]

Here's two different guys (no creeper) demo'ing on some fresh '50s kettles. Check out the electric rotisserie setup and shiney new ashtrangles! I found this on the web sometime ago.

Craig

[Duke]

Here's one you guys have never seen before!

[Craig]

A future "Decades" section is sounding better and better everyday! 

Craig

[kaz]

[Craig]

Those wheel rims must be red on those early kettles?

Craig

[kaz]

Yep red wheels.

One of my favorites the westerner.



Wish I could find one or a fleetwood at that price point.

[Duke]

I can't see the last picture Kaz. It's funny they call the westerner "chestnut coppertone".

[Jeff]

Im liking all these old pics!

[kaz]

[kaz]

Sorry for putting them all out of order and thread jacking. Maybe Troy can fix it.

[Duke]

Nice pictures to look at on a Sunday afternoon. I really like that Flamenco and the ash catcher is pretty cool. It's the same one as on the Galley-Q except it's not chrome. They really should start making an SJ with an ash catcher again.

[kaz]

The westerner from the timeline. You can see it had a metal handle and here it has 4 triangles.



Forgotten seville 2nd version left off from the timeline.



Who has scans from this 70's catalog?