COS!

[UncleSpike]

It’s the last hurrah for my old CharGriller. Should have the new gravity fed offset done next week.

note the concrete chunk holding down the warped lid.

[Jerod Broussard]

I really don't miss those days but I don't really regret them.

[mrteddyprincess]

Me either. Well said.

[UncleSpike]

I’ve cooked some great food on that thing.

[mrteddyprincess]

COS forever! :-) That's where I learned to learn about BBQ. If you can turn out good BBQ on one of those, that's the definition of a pitmaster. Now, if you buy a second one, maybe not so much :-) Congrats!

[FireMan]

It served its time. Good ‘Ol boy.

[SheilaAnn]

That was my first grill! It was replaced by my cubs-blue 22” weber.

[Bad Hat BBQ]

I loved my old Okie Joe.....and had some great cooks (+ learned a bunch). BUT cookin' on a nice rig makes for a pretty cool experience

Then:




Now:

[LA Pork Butt]

I had a an old Char-Griller Duo to cook with either charcoal or propane. Man could that propane cooker grill. I gave it to my brother-in-law and gave my old water bullet water smoker to my son-in-law under the delusion that with my new Big Green Egg I would be happy with just one cooker. That was before I knew about the power of MCS. Now I am tying to pare down my cookers so they will fit my available space.