Hey guys. Can anyone identify the model and manufactured time period of this Weber?

Wheels look like Weber, but the design of the grill is odd. Looks like an overseas compact model, but I can't peg the four legs to any model number.

Does the vent dampe have the Weber name stamped into it?

It kind of looks like an old 26-3/4" Weber kettle, but the scissor legs are not familiar.

Regards,
Chris

It is NOT a Weber. I've seen them - they seem to cook OK

Actually, I have seen this grill recently too, and I want to say that it's a Kingsford. However, I would not swear to it.

Thanks for the replies, guys.

Saw a listing on CL for sale and this is the pic the guy sent me. He says its a Weber.

It's a far drive though. Thought it might have been worth it to add a rare piece to the growing Weber family. Wife is starting to dislike the adoptions, though.

for sure its not a weber. look at the handle, etc. saw one on cl also labled as a weber.

Ahh, CL "weber's" Anything kettle shaped is a weber, right? I was given a smaller version of this grill a few years ago by someone after mentioning I was looking for a smokey joe - they honestly believed it was a weber, cause it's a kettle. The best though was a char-broil patiomate gas grill with a WSM cover - that makes it a Weber, right?

So, be careful out there.