Vintage Kamado Grill
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Do a search I remember some treads written about restoring these. I dont see anything wrong with it from the pictures
Exterior looks to be in VG shape. What condition is the firebox, hinges, and hardware?
johnnyBGood247
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It came with no firebox but I'm unfamiliar what was original on it. It came with a 12 inch fire ring for the bottom. And a 18 inch ring for the top. And two grates. I bought some upgrades. Hinges are a lil rusty inside is very clean. Looks barely used. Can still see the original green on the inside
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It even came with the original cookbook
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As I recall these old kamados are not ceramic and do not tolerate highs. No high temp grilling, bbq smoking temps only.
johnnyBGood247
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Thanks for the heads up. There's not too much literature on these old ones. I found a patent linked to it but it doesn't explain any of that or the original parts to use. I planed on only really doing smoking and maybe try to imitate a barbacoa pit. So basically low and slow long cooks
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Great find. A buddy has one from the 60's, he still uses it but burns briquettes and keeps the pit temp no higher than 250°. Member 'swamprb' might have some posts dealing with repair and restoration of the vintage kamodo cookers.
