BARBEQUE

donn0128 wrote:
Weber Q series is the best. But Weber also had a smaller stamped steel model that usually sells for around 60 dollars that is a great product.

Agreed on the Weber Q

Google the "O Grill 500". Nice quality grill, cast iron grate, covered, not as tall as Weber Q (and not as pricey...). Fit well in the back of our 03C190P. Changed rigs, kept the grill! ST

The OP specified 'smallest PROPANE barbeque)!

There was a small folding BBQ for charcoal called "the Quest Folding BBQ" that I considered for my B. Don't know if you can still find them.

check out my post from today on Outdoor Gourmet

BBQ? Camp Chef 24-Inch Smoke Vault or similar.

Or are you talking about grilling?

Look for a 'Hibachi' - Amazon or eBay.
Get cast iron - NOT pressed steel!!
Heavy - but GREAT for 1 or 2 people and only needs a small amount of charcoal.

You might try shopping at www.bbqguys.com to see what's available since they seem to carry everything. They have small portable folding charcoal grills, Hibachi grills as well as a full assortment of propane. I have a small Solaire infrared that plugs into my Class B's propane tank. It fits in one of the small outside bins on the RV, is great for 1 or 2 people and can cook a rock solid frozen steak to near perfection in record time.

The small WeberQ is one of the best we have ever used. And it is very eqsy to fin into one of the basement bins. We ususally carry a bag of charcoal also, if the site has a good grill, the charcoad is great for meats.

Charcoal or propane

We have a Smok'n Joe Weber Charcoal BBQ---can't stand propane grilling


But others seem to like/recommend Weber Q