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Nice job Morgan. I think cooking on the wok is a fun think to do. Did you see my wok stir fry post on here under Vintage Sequoia? I think once someone cooks out using a wok on the grill, it will be a regular event for them. Easy and effection and great tasting!

My wife got it from somewhere. It may have actually been at an Aldi. I'll ask her. If she remembers, Ill let you know.

Jim...there are cookers and lookers! I actually use about 8 of my grills to cook on. Thanks everyone for the compliments!

looks great. I like the idea how you did those potatoes!

Hey Web...the kabobs look great. I like how you painted the ring too. It looks sharp with that nice red grill. I've been thinking about doing that to my rotisserie spacer when I used it on one of my reds, but then thought about how it might look if I used it on one of my other colored grills...

Brian's handles are beautiful. I have several sets from him and have used them on some of my older kettles to replace the slightly worn or weathered ones that were on there. They absolutely add the finishing touch on that grill you might have spent a lot of time cleaning and making look new...

Richard...it fed all 2 of us!!! Troy, this wok has brackets on the sides that allow it to fit the 18.5 or 22.5 perfectly. Cool design by Weber for sure!

John, I think it is carbon steel...it feels too heavy to be aluminum. Its much heavier AND bigger than the newer style 22" Weber wok. Jim, the cooking grate comes out when using this wok, and yes, the bottom of the wok was about 2" from the coals.

Weapons of Choice. 1. Copper Mist Imperial Sequoia 2. One vintage Weber Wok Today menu was your basic chicken stir fry Sliced chicken breast marinated in Sesame Ginger Stir Fry sauce. Veggies of carrots, broccoli, water chestnuts, sugar snap peas, baby corn, mushrooms, and sweet red pepper...

Certainly not my style, but interesting.

Great looking grill!

That turned out really nice! Good job. Ive never seen one of those before.

Found enough time to get all the red heads rounded up! This is a complete photo of the Weber red head family from 26 to 14" plus a couple extras. Was too tired to get the rest of the herd in the photo...next time.

Dont encourage him Jeff. His addiction is bad enough. </div></BLOCKQUOTE> haha...it seemed like he needed a lil nudge!

Looking really good Brian!

Mark...nice collection. Looks like you have some room there for a few more!

I bet youre right AJ

You're right Mike about those 3 colors. I had posted that sometime ago somewhere and I got that info off of a piece of Weber paperwork. Yours almost looks to be some sort of odd olive colored hue, but it looks like its more faded than anything. Thats a decent grill for the price that will...

I still wouldnt pay that much! He put it on Ebay and it sold for 307.98!!

Nope...that was another old Brownie. Even I couldn't have paid that much for that grill. Got mine for about 280.00 less than that one and it was new in the box too