Recent content by Stephen L

Early to mid 1960s. Statesman, Ambassador, and New Old Stock Westerner

Swept part of the garage this morning and got a small line up going.

Brought out the 1956 Red and Black Custom Kettle for a run.

Fired up the 1963 Westerner a few days ago for a rack of ribs

Yes, I have used all four.

I love Weber history. My favorite era is 1950's thru 1960's. Here are four grills from my collection... (L to R). 1956 Weber Brother Metal Works - (sheet metal tray with 90 degree edges) 1958 Chestnut Weber Brothers Metal Works - (aluminum tray with rounded edges) 1960 Imperial Glen Blue...

Hi all, Just an update on the Two-Tone Blue Bullet. I acquired it last year in a trade. I love the history of this smoker and it has a permanent home in my collection. You can read more about it at the link. It still looks great after all these years. I promise to fire it up for "Smoke Day...

You are correct...Far East. As of now Topper will be on the therm bezel.

Available in Q42017. Suppose to be $199 retail

Grills of a lifetime for me...... 1950's 22.5" Custom Bar B Q Kettle 1960 Imperial - Oldest one I have seen to date. Steel legs, white wheels, and white porcelain coated ash pan on the underside 1950's Chestnut Weber Bros Metal Works 1963 Plainsman 1960s Red Ranger & Early 1960s...

This red Wood Dale is from approx 1961. Really nice shape for such an oldie.

"Patent Pending" Avocado. Probably 1969 thru 1970 (looks like steel wheels). Nice.

No, I put it in the wrong section by mistake.

Picked this up a while back from a really nice fella. Initially, I thought the wheels were red. However, after closer inspection it was just a small coating of rust on the steel legs, wheels, and utility pan. After giving those parts a bath in evaporust...we have this.....It is in remarkable...