Not Dale too?

I drove that car and, was at the IM meet/dinner when Dale picked it up.

As Marty mentioned, this is a beautiful (and fast) car.

That looks really nice, like the color. What the heck is he selling it for?

That was Dale's dream car, and I know he loved it.  Too bad he has to let it go for retirement reasons.

 

 

Dale rarely uses the car. He bought it so he and Michele could travel in a little more comfort.

But, priorities change and Dale finds himself and Michele spending most of their time camping, kayaking and playing with their dogs.

It is a beautiful car and should sell quickly. 

Damn.. NICE

Lower that Bad boy 2 inches all around it it would look the biz!!

 

Wish my biz was better so I could buy it!

One of the nicest.  Wish I'd won the lottery.

I hit the lottery this week! I don't think $100 will help much though...

Buy $100 more tix!!!!

There is something about that car that just makes it look so solid.  I imagine it's a great driver.

WOW.  Gorgeous.

Al, maybe you can buys some clams & mussels!

Gazi:  It has A/C.......really good A/C, and an engine that should keep up with just about anything in Miami.

 

You should (if you can afford it) but this car.  You'll never regret it (once you get over the sticker shock).

That's a beautiful car , there's no doubt . I think Henry had it on display at Carlisle, or at least one exactly like it. If I remember correctly, Marty and Sandy were sitting in it when I looked at it. (or one just like it).

It's hard for me to justify that kind of cash, I'm a frugal (cheap) Yankee. That's twice what I paid for my house.

 

Jimmy, I never pay for clams or mussels. I barter for lobster. I'm just sayin'.

 

But if I become suddenly wealthy....

You passed on this one, Gazi. Remember?

For what it's worth, Dave Mitchell's 911 powered IM Speedster is available as well...

Another Gazi is in the works.  Therefore, I'll have to pass for now.

Congrats, Gazi. Children come when the Lord blesses you with them (and they are a blessing for God).

 

Cars can wait. One of the beauties of a replica is that you can always order the one you want, when you are ready for it.

 

Everything in due time.

Bought a Kamado Joe Grill to hold me off for a while!

Gazi:

 

You have your priorities straight! I love my Speedster, but it doesn't hold a candle to my twin 12 year olds. Family ahead of toys. There is a Speedster in your future, and you will enjoy it more when your child can enjoy it with you.

 

Bob

Kamado Joe Grill - is that like a "Big Green Egg" only different?  I've had an Egg for over a decade.  Wouldn't BBQ in anything else.  Have also been part of the BGE BBQ forums for 8 years and learned a lot (while sharing a lot, too).

I've got a Kamado. Love that thing. It the same as a Big Green Egg, built by a different company.  Talk about thread drift!!

-=theron

Kamado Joe is an IM.  Big Green Egg is a VS.

Let it Rip!

Congrats, Luis!  Please don't let the lack of immediacy on the Speedster front make you a stranger here.  You should still join us at any gatherings, both real and virtual.  The more, the merrier!

FYI, THE Kamado Grill Company is owned by Dennis Linkletter, one of our members here and the owner of the blue Envemo that was up in Anchorage.

No bun in the oven yet.  We are in the process of getting to temperature.

Way too cool about our Kamado Joe Connection!  Make sure to join their FB page.

Hold the phone...Dennis might own another Grill Company...but it something like this.

'I should let Dennis speak for himself...Dennis? You out there?

http://www.komodokamado.com/about-us

Denis owns the best of the best of Kamado companies.

Komodo Kamado is one of the best. They are premium and actually a beautiful work of art as well. I have a Vision Grill, because well, it was sold at Costco on a wicked deal.

-=theron

Yeah - the Sea Foam version would have looked great on my deck in SC, looking out over the Broad River towards Parris Island, but, fortunately, we're not there anymore and my faithful Big Green Egg survived the trip North and is sleeping in my Garage until this weekend when I'll roll it out into the driveway and smoke me a briskett.  I figure I saved about $3 Grand in not buying a Kamado Kamodo, Jack Linkletter or otherwise (although I met his Grandfather at Disney World a few years back - pretty cool guy).

We need to conduct a study on how Speedster Lovers are also Kamado Cookers.

 

Hilarious.

Haaaa, you're right, Gazi!

 

Sometimes these threads get more sideways than 'Fast & Furious - Tokyo Drift'!

 

One time in band camp... 

Hi guys.. Yes I build the Komodo Kamado.. If it were a 356 it would have the big bad blown Suby, 5 speed, tube chassis, after market suspension, big Brembos on all four and of course AC.  The other simple "glazed pot" Kamados would be sporting a single carbed stock 1600 on a swing armed VW pan with drum brakes..  They both get you there but the performance is dramatically different.. 1 shameless plug.. One 16lb bowl of charcoal at 235ºf will burn for 85 hours.. Nuff said ;-)

More info here is a third party review..

Naked Whiz review

Dennis - your Kamado is a beast.

 

I'm currently using the Kamado Joe and love it.

Actually that is the Beauty.. This is the Beast!

New Big Bad 32" KK

How much does it weigh!?!

Just under a half-ton net..
Just over a half-ton crated..


Gross Weight: 1,128 lbs (crated with all components)
Net Weight: 954 lbs (with all components)
Net Weight: 918 lbs (with grills)
Lid: 194 lbs
Base: 512 lbs

304 Stainless components
Upper Grill 21 lbs
Main Grill 27 lbs
1/2 Main Grill 13 lbs
Lower Grill 25 lbs
Charcoal basket 14 lbs

Upper Grill Area 418 sq" (2,698 cm2)
Main Grill Area 576 sq" (3,716 cm2)
Half Main Grill 288 sq" (1,858 cm2)
Lower Grill Area 544 sq" (3,514 cm2)
Total Area 1,826 sq" (11,786cm2 / 12.68 sq')
Over 12 square feet of grill space..

What does it cost and who sell them?

 

It's bigger than my first apartment.

 

 

@Dennis - how the heck is this thing delivered!?!