This isn't quite like that but its pretty cool I think - found on ebay a 1985 Snap-on tools branded Weber Go Anywhere, £31.
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I've wanted one of these for a while, and you can't buy them in the UK anymore for some reason, so I've been on the look out for a second hand one, and a red one is the icing on the cake. I've always wanted some wooden weber handles too.
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According to the seller these were given away by Snap-on tools
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I like the way the go-anywhere folds away into a carry-able unit.
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You can see the legs and side vents are pretty rusted up, which is going to be a problem for controlling temps in it. I had to force the side vents down past the rust and now they are a bit hard to position
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Its not pretty inside. Need a new food grate but who cares what the charcoal grate looks like.
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The top lid is immaculate inside so its never been cooked with the lid on
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G vent - 1985!
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He said its only been used a few times. Very pleased - this will be good for cooking our dinner on at comps and heating up the blood clots for breakfast! http://bbqfanatic.blogspot.co.uk/2011/09/recipe-blood-clots.html
Cheers
Ben