I wonder if he drains the grease from the oil pan from the drain plug, also I looked, and theres no valves, but there are headers... so I am sure it gets mighty hot unless he blocked the p***ages behind the headers.
Saw someone selling one of those as the Arlington Swap Meet here in Dallas/Ft. Worth last month. Very neat!
I love the bow-tie on the first grill, he probably emblazons his burgers and steaks with it and it probably makes them taste better.
To be totally honest, they dont do a thing for me. And that Trailer thing looks more ridiculous than a Golfcart with a Rolls Royce Grille on it...
The bow-tie doesn't make them taste better, it just makes them cheaper and easy to find parts for! harharhar
I remember years back of a yellow ..1939 Ford Sedan that's interior was made into a GRILL ...now that's a HOT ROD !!!
I built this one back in '91 out of a spare (un-raceable) rail I had, had alot of fun with it. it made it on NHRA today + a slew of magazine back in '92 when I lent it out on tour with Jaz products.
No. Its a waste of a '39 Sedan... "I'll build a Helicopter Theme Bike, no a Firetruck Theme Bike, no a Warbird Theme Hot Rod, no a Hot Rod Theme BBQ..." Same Ol' lame ****...
that was also my rail, I gave it to rick (the chef) back when I was in the time bandits. at one time rick had owned it (in the 70's) ,he built his twin grilled "bake train" at the same time I was building my single grilled AA/FBBQ. we had a cook off complete with a christmas tree the first summer. good times! I sold my grill to a guy in michigan back in 2001 haven't seen it since.
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