Big thank you to Chiku18 and his family friend who picked up a Seville cart for me at the end of last year. I’m really grateful to have such an awesome grillfella agent for me on so many occasions.
I can’t be certain, but I think it was originally painted a dark green and it has since developed a nice patina. The cart will receive a very light restoration. The wheels spin freely and the rubber treads are intact, I can see the original white peeking through. The casters roll easily too, but I think I need to get the attachments welded because the weight of the cart on the casters don’t allow them to swivel in the right direction easily.
Since I don’t have an original kettle with brackets, I’ll have to use a Performer bowl. I tried a few different color combinations including blue, black, and gray, but eventually settled on red. I just think it looks great against the dark green.
And since I’m using a modern bowl with gas-assist, I’m thinking this project may turn into some kind of griddle/wok station. I haven’t decided yet, but here are some pictures of the first cook, burgers with mushrooms onions and provolone.
Thanks for looking.
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