I will just leave this here
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Jon Tofte
TVWBB 1-Star Olympian
I probably should FINISH the one I am working on before dragging home another one, no matter how cool, huh?!!!
I do really like the uncommon maroon hood, and unlike most of these old Summits that pop up, it does look to have always been an LP grill.
DanHoo
TVWBB Olympian
Even if the cookbox and burners and all were totally shot, that would make an awesome starting point for a bar cart prep table.View attachment 61293
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Free Weber Grill with cover. Works fine. Tank not includedphiladelphia.craigslist.org
Joe Anshien
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I have a friend in Phoenixville PA which is not very far from that Summit. I wish he had a truck.
John_NJ
TVWBB Wizard
I contacted the person from the ad yesterday right after posting the ad in case someone here wanted it -I don’t have the time or the room myself but it is a sweet grill.
I got a response right away it was being picked up.
After the comments today and seeing the ad was still up, I contacted the lister again.
It’s gone.
Joe Anshien
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You don't see these come up every day and in this condition.
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Steve Hoch
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That is cool. What were those, Camp Chef?You don't see these come up every day and in this condition.
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Joe Anshien
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Looks to be this Tonka or similar.
Jon Tofte
TVWBB 1-Star Olympian
Another collector item for my wished-for dream of a "Grill Museum." Tom Horsman is doing his "Land of Grills," but my wife doesn't see any reason why I need to do my own version 
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There were a bunch of companies that made grills in this general design. Tonka, Big Boy, Buddy, Kenmore and more. Not common to see one still intact and with the rotisserie, but they do pop up from time to time. Mostly by people hoping they have a "Mid-Century" treasure someone will pay top dollar forl.
.There were a bunch of companies that made grills in this general design. Tonka, Big Boy, Buddy, Kenmore and more. Not common to see one still intact and with the rotisserie, but they do pop up from time to time. Mostly by people hoping they have a "Mid-Century" treasure someone will pay top dollar forl.
Grant Cunningham
TVWBB Pro
Boy, that brings back memories. To be complete, though, it needs a bottle of this sitting on top of the hood:You don't see these come up every day and in this condition.
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John_NJ
TVWBB Wizard
I’d pay a dollar for one…not really
LMichaels
TVWBB 2-Star Olympian
Or Open Pit
DanHoo
TVWBB Olympian
Yeah, a cookout. Now I remember. That's what we called it when I was a kid.
TonyS T-Bone
TVWBB Super Fan
I buy z bar stock from McMaster Carr - only warning is regarding paint. It is not easy to paint aluminum z bars. "Ask me how I know." Now I just leave 'em n@ked. BUT If I really did it right, I would follow these steps:
1. Clean, clean, clean and degrease
2. Sand w successive grits
3. Self etching primer
4. Sand again
5. Paint
6. Sealer (IMO) e.g. clear coat
John_NJ
TVWBB Wizard
Are you still looking?
DanHoo
TVWBB Olympian
I don't personally need any at the moment, but if there is a lower cost source than McMaster Carr that would be good to know
John_NJ
TVWBB Wizard
I was looking in the cutoff bin at work and found this- it’s anodized aluminum, but alas the channel is too tight to fit the drip tray- there is a slight bend in the back edge (of the drip tray).
I would have sent it to you gratis but it’s not a perfect solution.
