I will just leave this here

[Mike-GA]

That looks like a good, low price. I’d get it at that. Glad it’s not near me. Saves me ‘discussions” with my wife.

 

[Josh Dekubber]

Should I swoop in.....?.....?

Hey Jim if you want it definitely grab it.
Just let me know if you're going after it. Then I won't pursue. Otherwise I'll throw down an offer on it.

 

[DanHoo]

If it were closer, I'd grab it and sell my E6.

 

[Josh Dekubber]

If it were closer, I'd grab it and sell my E6.

I'll let Jim grab it if he wants it. Otherwise I'll throw down an offer

 

[Jim Weber]

I was just joking..... While I would love to play with one of those --- its waaaaay more kettle than I need.

 

[Steve Hoch]

I'll let Jim grab it if he wants it. Otherwise I'll throw down an offer

For the right money I would be on one of those too, beautiful grills.

 

[LMichaels]

Honestly I don't think I'd even "offer" I'd just grab it. Those are darn nice finds and I doubt regardless it would be a money loser even if ya ran it 4 or 5 years and resold it

 

[Josh Dekubber]

I put an offer on it so we'll see if the seller is interested.

 

[Ed P]

I put an offer on it so we'll see if the seller is interested.

The S6's have been going for 2x - 3x the ask in SoCal, but there was an E6 that went for $300 last year.

 

[Cody Bratton]

At $500 that’s a great price. Never seen one listed less than $900, and they aren’t listed long.

 

[Cody Bratton]

Anyone in the Wide World of Weber group on Facebook? There’s a huge trend today of people downsizing their collections of kettles. Mostly the old ones, 60’s and 70’s. Just thought it was odd.

Way more money than I’d give up for a kettle, but kind of wild how old these things are, and still in mostly decent shape.

 

[Jon Tofte]

Anyone in the Wide World of Weber group on Facebook? There’s a huge trend today of people downsizing their collections of kettles. Mostly the old ones, 60’s and 70’s. Just thought it was odd.

Way more money than I’d give up for a kettle, but kind of wild how old these things are, and still in mostly decent shape.

That's pretty interesting. I think it is like any collector fad. Some people went in REALLY DEEP doing whatever it took to find just one more rare color or very early kettle. When you get to where you have dozens of them, what can you possibly do with them all? (Spoken by a man who has more kettles than he can cook on himself!)

I occasionally visit the Weber Kettle Club, and I have noticed that their level of activity seems to have cooled down somewhat.