It traveled many miles to reach its destination.

Started by glrasmussen, May 19, 2013, 04:12:04 PM

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glrasmussen

If you remember back in December I posted a kettle. At the time know WKC members could knab it. To far... Well the MIL winters in AZ. This was not far from her, it arrived today...I was Giving Woody a bath today and this received a bath next.



It is far from perfect, but it will do. Didn't have time for the ash tray...

Duke


Craig


zavod44

Vintage Weber Grill raconteur and bon vivant.....and definitely Sir Agent X

glrasmussen

Quote from: zavod44 on May 19, 2013, 04:31:10 PM
So it came from Arizona?

Yes it did...MIL had somebody else bring it back, went to Northern MN, then back here...Traveled many miles to get here. Woody, wish I could post a picture, but I can't put him on wheels...

reillyranch

Sounds like the underground kettle railroad.

Nice pick

glrasmussen

Quote from: reillyranch on May 19, 2013, 07:27:24 PM
Sounds like the underground kettle railroad.

Nice pick

Something like that... The ride was free!

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javahog2002

That looks the same as my new yellow 18 except mine has wheels with the Weber logo. 

I assume that those wheels are what my yellow should have. 

Is that Red a 75 , 76, or ???

SSP '00-WSM 18.5-WSM 22.0-'90 MT-Hasty Bake Cado

glrasmussen

Quote from: javahog2002 on May 20, 2013, 10:20:50 AM
That looks the same as my new yellow 18 except mine has wheels with the Weber logo. 

I assume that those wheels are what my yellow should have. 

Is that Red a 75 , 76, or ???

I have a black one and it also has this same style wheel. Our resident expert Craig would have a better idea on age. What I found interesting,
was the bottom vent wholes are tear drop shaped. I don't think the ash catcher I received with it is correct. I'm pretty sure this should be a twist style... :(