Gas Grill
We are planning on spending winters in the south (TX). I have a nice gas grill I would like to strap in the back of the pickup so I can use it for the six months we will be in TX. Does this sound fe...
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The longer you travel the more you will realize that bigger is not always better! :B
Thru out all the BBQ's I have acquired over the years and I'm down to these 2. I can do all the cooking I could ever want on them. BBQ and real cooking with a pot. AND more importantly, they fold flat as a laptop for easy storage in any of the RV bay's.
I kept this Coleman 2 burner stove because about once every other week I cook up soup, stews and/or chilli and bag them up and freeze them for those lazy days when I don't feel like cooking. Or for quick meals when I hit the road.
Thru out all the BBQ's I have acquired over the years and I'm down to these 2. I can do all the cooking I could ever want on them. BBQ and real cooking with a pot. AND more importantly, they fold flat as a laptop for easy storage in any of the RV bay's.
I kept this Coleman 2 burner stove because about once every other week I cook up soup, stews and/or chilli and bag them up and freeze them for those lazy days when I don't feel like cooking. Or for quick meals when I hit the road.
