Today, a fellow named Paul Kelly posted the following story on the Facebook site - Weber Kettle Fans. By his spelling of Webber (sic), I don't believe he is a WKC member. No photos were provided with the story but some WKC members have asked him to post some.
"So couple of months this ago I was talking to a friend about being on the look out for old Webber's for my drum builds. He told his dad worked for Webber for 27 years. I did a charity que for his kid with cancer. Well he went back home for the holidays and just Facebook me. I think I'm having a heart attack. His dad has a shop 20 x 50 with every color under the rainbow of Webber's in boxes. Boxes of accessories. His dad told him to pick three and give them to me for helping his Grandson. I didn't know Webber made a 36, 48, and 60 inch they were made for a seafood restaurant chain.
And he showed me a white one with pig,fish,cow and chicken painted on it. His dad said that was the way they made it.And some Webber's that we're Porto types. When you do good for God you get rewarded."
Here is link to his post for those that do FacebooK:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/weberkettlefans/permalink/982454691952675/If the story is true, just think what a source the guy's Dad would be for Weber history.
Topic: Legendary story or fable? (Read 1831 times)
