My First Vintage Kettle Find

[bamakettles]

Today marks the 3rd anniversary since my first vintage find - a '75 Redhead in really good shape.  This is the way it looked when I bought it and I didn't do a thing to it.  Also here's my entire collection of grills at the time which seemed a bit overkill at the time as I recall.  I've added a couple more since then.

[OkieGirl]

That's a beauty! 
And you had no idea what you were getting into - you've had to expand your deck what, 2, 3 times now? LOL

Happy Anniversary!

[JEBIV]

Sweet, a little more crowded these days LOL

[bamakettles]

That's a beauty! 
And you had no idea what you were getting into - you've had to expand your deck what, 2, 3 times now? LOL

Happy Anniversary!

Thanks!  I need to expand it lol....


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[bamakettles]

Sweet, a little more crowded these days LOL

Yes sir.... I'll be giving a few away as Christmas gifts which should help.


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[SixZeroFour]

Nice looking lineup! That 75's a beauty

[bamakettles]

Nice looking lineup! That 75's a beauty

Thanks!  That charbroil gasser left after my Genesis phase kicked in.... Still have the others that get used regularly.  I remember reading about others putting their grills in "The rotation" and I didn't exactly know what that meant until the collection grew.  I think half the fun of grilling now is choosing which one to cook on.

[ASpitzer]

And so the addiction began. A beautiful way to start and you seem to continue to find gems in the wild. You have some lucky people on your gift list.

[bigjeffb]

That 75 is a beaut.
Makes me regret having to sell my 77 even more now!