Today a gentlemen from Chicago (of course) contacted the WKC with this treasure that he stumbled upon.
I’m still too much in awe to describe the situation, but he’s registered in the forums now and seeking restoration advice.
For many of us, it’s the high season for a true summer treat: salsa verde. I’d been eating this stuff in restaurants for years, but didn’t uncover its mysteries until I happened upon some tomatillos at the farmer’s market one day. As serendipity would have it, the next day I was talking with one of my daughter’s…
This 1974 Weber Ranger is owned by WKC member Jeff. It was picked up by his wife who drove 4 plus hours for it while Jeff was out of town for work. The ad pictured this particular yellow Ranger. When she got there, the seller told her he had another one similar to it and…
Here is a 1970, 18.5″ Copper Mist “brownie” colored kettle. These were nicknamed “The Brave” by Weber back in the 1970s. The current owner is Craig from the WKC. This is a “patent pending” grill that features metal bowl handles, twist on ash pan, 3 daisy wheel vents on the bowl, and plastic wheels with rubber tread on the…
Owners: Hogsy and Golly Accessory: Weber Food Warmers Story: Hogsy and Golly picked up these interesting looking food warmers from a gentleman in Chicago. They were then shipped to OZ in a large box with a huge amount of Weber gear and kettles. The food warmers are electric. We do not know what year they…
This is a 1959-1960 black 22″ Weber Wooddale. This grill was found in NW Wisconsin by WKC member Jeff. It was a little dirty, but in amazing condition for its age. All parts are original down to the plastic front leg cap. This grill features thumbscrews on the leg sockets, ash pan with leg clips,…
Custom Stainless Steel Performer – Project “Bisbee” Owner: Winz Custom Mod: Using a SS performer as a starting point, the concept was to create a Copper SS performer with enhanced abilities to monitor cooking temperatures. Story: This project began with a black SS performer which was completely disassembled. The frame was then sandblasted and powder…
DAYUMM!!
A rare find indeed! There’s still plenty of life left in that old gem.
Poor little guy has 2 legs. 🙁 make WKC proud.
What a cool find! With a little TLC it’s going to look amazing. Congrats!