How can I find the value of my kettle? 1997 red

Started by Strob, March 01, 2014, 12:49:53 PM

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BigRix

I recently bought a Red Master Touch at an estate sale for $45.

I cleaned it up and it's become my Go-To cooker.

I love it.

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Quote from: BigRix on March 02, 2014, 05:18:27 AM
I recently bought a Red Master Touch at an estate sale for $45.

I cleaned it up and it's become my Go-To cooker.

I love it.


I think paid 35 for mine in pristine shape.  remember Rick - yours came WITH A ROTI ring for that price............

Red MT is the epitome of weber perfection (IMO!)

Winz

BigRix - very nice matching setup.  That M/T is absolutely beautiful!

Winz
In an ongoing relationship with a kettle named Bisbee.

Craig

Hi Strob! Welcome to the site! That's a pretty nice red MT you have there. MT kettles, though not made anymore, are far from rare. I agree with what is being said ($30-$70 range) depending on  condition. BNIB would be the one exception of taking it north of $100. IMO.

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Considering a new Crimson Red OTG is $159 plus tax, $100 for a red MT in decent condition doesn't sound too bad if you are going to buy a grill.  Can you find them cheaper?  Sure....just trying to put things in perspective.  Im guessing a BNIB red MT would fetch far north of $100.