Possible small BBQ for Class B!

I have an EcoQue. It is well built and looks/feels like it will last for years, perhaps decades. Cooking with 9 briquettes seemed ridiculous, but it was hot enough to cook my food in the usual time compared to a chimney full of charcoal in my big round kettle grill. I bought the flat stainless griddle accessory as well and use it to cook smoky fish, with a handful of soaked wood chips thrown on top of the coals just before adding the fish... yum!

Space is at a premium in my Aliner. This grill is easy to fit in. Everything slides back into the included carry bag.