Weber Woodard Cart
Grill: Weber Woodard Cart Owner: Harris92 Story / Original Forum Post: Woodard Cart all cleaned up and restored
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1979 Weber Seville Chariot – Blue
Grill: Weber Seville Chariot – Blue Owner: Harris92 Story / Original Forum Post: Weber Seville Chariot Cleanup
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1960-63 – 22.5″ Weber Wood Dales – Black
Grills: 1960-63 – 22.5″ Weber Wooddales – Black Owner: Harris92 Story / Original Forum Post: A Pair of Weber Wood Dales
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1971 Weber Sequoia – Red
Grill: 1971 Weber Sequoia – Red Owner: Harris92
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1964 – 22.5″ Weber Wood Dale – Red
Hanging out on the wrong side of town netted ramsfan this red wonder. Originally used at a summer home at the Lake of the Ozarks by the original owner, this super rare Weber grill was well maintained. Grill: 1964 – 22.5″ Weber Wood Dale – Red Owner: ramsfan Story / Original Forum Post
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1963 – 22.5″ Weber Plainsman – White / Grey
Tattooedant took an 8 hour, round trip excursion to grab this rare 50+ year old vintage Weber grill. At least he had the metal gods (Ozzy & Lemmy) to keep him company! Grill: 1963 – 22.5″ Weber Plainsman – White / Grey Current Owner: Harris92 Story / Original Forum Post:
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1962 – 22.5″ Red Weber Wood Dale
Saved from a scrapper by OGlenn for a mere $5, this vintage grill has a great story. Good thing he had an extra black lid at home so he could trade it to the scrappers husband and secure the elusive red metal handled top. Grill: 1962 – 22.5″ Weber Wooddale – Red Owner: OGlenn
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Weber Sequoia – Avocado
07BlackSpecV’s Grandpa bought this beautiful Avocado Weber Sequoia off a salesman’s show floor 40+ years ago to take up to the family cabin. He rarely used it so it looks practically new. The grill only gets used in the summer and is tucked away into the cabin the rest of the year. 07BlackSpecV’s family has elected him…
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WKC Posts of the Week December 3, 2013
Hello WKC- Happy December! We home that you had an excellent Thanksgiving with your family. There was so much going on this week that we needed an extra day to compile the potw (read: Lawrence ate too much and couldn’t move well enough to keep track of WKC!) Over the holiday many of our members braved…
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Weber Chronicles: Magic
My first Weber kettle was purchased when my wife and I were living in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, so between holiday travels to visit family and several occasions when the kettle was encased in ice, I wasn’t able to try my hand at turkey-roasting until we moved to Virginia. Which had it’s own challenges…
