Weber Woodard Cart
Grill: Weber Woodard Cart
Owner: Harris92
Story / Original Forum Post: Woodard Cart all cleaned up and restored
Grill: Weber Woodard Cart
Owner: Harris92
Story / Original Forum Post: Woodard Cart all cleaned up and restored
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.
Featured here is a vintage Weber charcoal caddy owned by WKC member Jeff. Based on actual Weber literature, this caddy was offered as early as 1963 at a price of 12.95, and as late as 1972 with a price up to 19.95. It was described by Weber as the no-mess way to handle charcoal. Keep…
We’re pleased to announce the first ever WKC member survey! With so much going on, and with so many new members joining every week, it’s time to give you a voice in making it the most fun, most educational, most active Weber Kettle communities in the world! You can help by taking the survey; it’s…
Happy Labor Day! This usually marks the time when the kids are back in school and the grilling season “ends” in stores but cooking on the kettle is alive and well here in WKC. Make sure to check out the amazing cooks our members have put up this week. Don’t forget to fill out your…
Hello WKC! It’s so cold that some of our members have resorted to cooking ribs in a crock pot. Don’t be that guy! Hank is working on a “Winter Grilling” with tips and tricks on how to use your kettle in the cold. Meanwhile, in the Bay Area it is a balmy 50-60 degrees so…
This Thanksgiving, my family and I decided to stretch out our feasting– we would join some friends at a church nearby on the big day, then gather with a smaller group on Friday for a quieter get-together. Which meant a lot of fun and friendship, but which also meant a chance for this die-hard Weber…
Harris92 is not a Weber product. Must be homemade but certainly not a Woodard for Weber.