Pictures of my vintage Kamado

[Webee]

My parents bought this in the mid 70's. Never been cracked, refurbished, and even the firebox is unbroken.

 

[ssv3]

Awesome! It'll easily go another 40 some years.

 

[gtr]

Very cool!

 

[Wickedcajun]

That thing looks bomb proof

 

[Webee]

I need to build a cart for it, but the house I live in really doesn't have a place to put it. As is, I keep it in the garage, covered, and away from harm.:-D

 

[fingerlickin']

Sweet man, you obviously come from a top notch bloodline. :thumb:

 

[pmad]

I would think one of those bathtub places could reglaze that.

 

[Ozric]

And made in Japan, not China! Awesome!:thumb:

 

[Decoy205]

Sweet glad you can keep er cookin!

 

[Jmadison]

NICE ... an heirloom!

 

[Doog]

I would keep it in the garage & get it out for your cooks.
Thanks for sharing!

 

[J-Rod]

That's really cool!
To the reglazing comment- I think that's just the look of the original finish yes? It
Looks almost metallic with the brick underneath. Either way I'd leave it as is and cook away!

 

[Webee]

Here is a close up picture of the finish. I have no plans to re-glaze it. I like the weathered look. If you look REAL close, you can see japaneese characters above the "T"

 

[swamprb]

Very nice!

It looks like it is an original Imperial Kamado "Traditional style" pot.

Check out the instruction manuals at the Naked Whiz site and keep it smokin' for many more years to come!

http://www.nakedwhiz.com/oldmanuals/showpp78.htm?I1