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,…
Listed is a new red Smokey Joe from 1988 owned by WKC member Jeff. This grill was found new in box. This particular grill is a Dr. Pepper model and has the script only on the top handle. Luckily they didn’t put the logo on the lid too.
Listed is an early 1960’s model of the Weber Galley Que owned by WKC member Jeff. This is similar to the one introduced in 1960 in that it had fitted chrome gimbals to keep it level at all times while at sea. Also had chrome plated legs that screwed onto threaded posts that were welded…
This is an 18.5″ red Weber electric kettle owned by WKC member Jeff. This grill was found at an estate sale. The lady that owned it kept it in her kitchen and actually used it on occasion after her oven had mechanical issues. It rarely saw any outdoor exposure and its condition surely shows this….
Shown here is a 22″ lime green kettle. Approximate date is from the year of 1974. This grill is owned by WKC member Jeff. This grill features metal bowl handles, twist on ash pan, and plastic wheels with thin white walls. Original daisy wheels were replaced. This color was offered from Weber based on the schemes of…
A very realistic scale version of a Weber Kettle. Very detailed steel stampings, grates, fake charcoal, and aluminum ash pan. Perfect size for 18″ dolls, and was sold to American Girl collectors.
One of a series of lanterns made in a range of colors for Weber.
MartyG’s NIB Smokey Joe Platinum (Original Jumbo-Joe) that was taken in on a trade for a very clean redhead a while back. As usual, I couldn’t wait for Brian to make me a KOA handle, and his artistry on these handles is extraordinary. 2006 was the final production year for the Smokey Joe Platinum.
MartyG’s first Performer, a $20 yard-sale find. I walked past a woman sitting near a pile of stuff, spotted the grill and asked how much. She said she had no idea but that her husband was off buying another damn lawn mower rather than helping her, so make an offer. I said $20, and she…
This one came to me in the original box from a new member who was looking to trade for something bigger. I had a redhead Master Touch that I happily sent to him. Flawless in every way, it’s a fine example of the first date-coded Weber kettle.
