That shouldn't be an issue since one has already been made. This was done with the Glen Blue 26 and they sold out in a matter of days (I bought one myself and now they are worth much more) I believe this would go about the same with WSM's having such a huge following, especially in competition circles where the 26 inch kettle does not. Most would be willing to pay $100+ for something out of the ordinary. Myself, I have had several projects done by Jeff at Independent Porcelain through the years and having a WSM sent over to him for color isn't a big deal, but I'm thinking aboout those who would rather not go this route. I have modded and customized Webers for over 15 years now and know of major improvements to probably every model. I have also helped a few of Weber's employees with their vintage collections having sent reasonably 200 out and many to other countries like Germany and Australia in particular. I have even considered designing and manufacturing grills myself, except I am so busy running my own business as it is. Anyways, I would love to have further discussions with you and really appreciate your feedback. BTW, how did the custom I am attaching do? I don't even know it's name or why it was made? Did it sell good? Nobody ever seems to mention what they are called for some reason?
Thanks again, -Shaun
