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List of the Official Weber Nicknames

Started by MaxBobcat, July 28, 2013, 05:45:30 PM

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MaxBobcat

Confirmed:

Avocado
18" - The Mediterranean
22" - The Caribbean

Jet Black
18" - The '49er
22" - The Texan
26" - The Fleetwood

Copper Mist aka Brownies
18" - The Brave
22" - The Warrior
26" - The Chief
Note: Copper Mist changed to Chocolate circa 1980

Glen-Blue
22" - The Imperial

White-Gray Fade
22" - The Plainsman

Chestnut-Copperton
22" - The Estate

Key Lime
18" - The Fairway
22" - The Gardner

Red aka Hunters' Pink
18" - The Easterner
22" - The Statesman
26" - The Aristocrat

Yellow
18" - The Yachtsman
22" - The Gourmet

Yellow Ochre
22" - The Ambassador

"The Custom"
22" - Harvest Orange (w/ Animal Cuts of Meat)
Black Kettle with yellow crazed marbling. Circa 1956
Black Kettle with white crazed marbling. Circa 1956

Other Specialty Kettles

The Flamenco - 14.5" Off-set handle Smokey Joe centered in a circular metal table.  Circa 1963.
The Penthouse - Sphere-shaped with balcony mount. Circa 1964
The Westerner - 26" Two Tone white-dark orange w/ Steer Head. Circa 1958-late 60's.
The Ranger - Wheel-barrow mounted kettle. Circa 1965.
The Traveler - 18" kettle with removable legs.
The Wishing Well - Kettle mounted in wooden well.  Circa 1966.
The Seville - Metal white rolling cart. - Circa 1967.
The Imperial Sequoia - Wooden cart with cabinets. 1968-1979.
The Barrel Bar-B-Q - 22" Grill mounted on barrel w/ semicircle table attached.
The Ranch - Black.  35 3/4" 1953-1978.  37 1/2" through present.

Jeff

Hey Max...I've got some old catalogs with names on them.  Im hitting the sack now, I'll fill in the blanks tomorrow from whatever everyone else posts for you!
Kettle collector AND cooker!

Hogsy

The brown 22 is The Warrior and the 18 is The Brave
I'm only 2 or 3 kettles away from being that creepy guy down the street with all the Webers
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javahog2002

Quote from: MaxBobcat on July 28, 2013, 05:45:30 PM

The Westerner - That one with the nasty longhorn/uterus looking thing on it. 


You must be from blOU  or aTm.   ;D

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

edhead35

#4
The Android -  lime green
The eve - redhead
I kid I kid

MaxBobcat

#5
Ok, I'm going to edit my first post with the list of new names...

Quote from: javahog2002 on July 28, 2013, 08:58:10 PM
Quote from: MaxBobcat on July 28, 2013, 05:45:30 PM

The Westerner - That one with the nasty longhorn/uterus looking thing on it. 


You must be from blOU  or aTm.   ;D

Texas A&M class of 2010!   ;D

MaxBobcat


HankB

It would be cool to have specifics on when they used Jumbo Joe vs. Smokey Joe Platinum.
kettles, smokers...

Bman

I've always had gas...  And now a bunch of kettles because of this place.  Thanks!

MaxBobcat

Quote from: Bman on July 29, 2013, 08:07:29 AM
Max - use the PDF in this link for your drooling viewing pleasure.

http://tvwbb.com/showthread.php?37197-1973-Weber-Product-Catalog

thanks bman...updated with those in that pdf...

anybody got any more? 

Jeff

That looks like its pretty complete...nice work MaxBobCat
Kettle collector AND cooker!

zavod44

In the early 80's the Warrior just became Chocolate...:-[

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

G$

Speaking of the westerner, Do we know if it was only offered in22?

Also, do you want to add the various models hat were called "custom" to the list?

MaxBobcat

Quote from: zavod44 on July 29, 2013, 03:26:52 PM
In the early 80's the Warrior just became Chocolate...:-[

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Anybody got any catalogs or anything like that from the 80's?  We can add time ranges to this list.

Quote from: G$ on July 29, 2013, 03:29:59 PM
Speaking of the westerner, Do we know if it was only offered in22?

Also, do you want to add the various models hat were called "custom" to the list?

Sure...post em, and I can edit the list up @ the top.

zavod44

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