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by **MidTNJasonF** » Mon Jun 01, 2009 8:48 pm

I would be interested in purchasing the griddle if you are willing to separate it from the stove.

by **Micro469** » Mon Jun 01, 2009 10:25 pm

dmb90260 wrote:
hotrod wrote:nice find!! Im going flea marketing weather permitting tommorow...
I would love to find a 3 burner like that...

Coleman 426D499
Same stove, not ridden as hard, available in Nor Cal but shipping might be an issue.

I got one of those griddles. Can you PM me a closeup or scan or PDF of the instructions??? :thinking:

by **dmb90260** » Mon Jun 01, 2009 11:13 pm

The stove & griddle is in No Cal and i am in the South so I cannot get a copy of the instructions any time soon but I will see what I can do.

The griddle, I will have to ask my brother.

by **Ron Dickey** » Sat Jun 06, 2009 11:02 pm

we have 4 now. 426, 425c, 425f and one I can not find but it was used by my wifes dad in the field. The 425c was owned by a man who was in his 60's and had had it sence he was 8. The 426 I got at a Nonporfit for 15 the 425c was 5 and the 425f my wife found today for 2 in exellent condituon. I keep looking for a Waffel Iron but I guess they get bought before I get there. I saw a old lamp once but next time I will pick it up.

This is fun.

Ron

by **Ron Dickey** » Sat Jun 06, 2009 11:09 pm

Oh the 425c came with the origonal box :thumbsup:

by **Ron Dickey** » Sat Jun 06, 2009 11:18 pm

MidTNJasonF wrote:I do not have a Tear or TTT yet but now I have a stove for it. I swear this site is a horrible influence. I have a history with Coleman since I was born in Wichita Kansas and my Father worked for the factory there in the 70's. I was pretty much instantly drawn to finding older Coleman gear when I found this site and the Vintage Camping Equipment section.

I bought a 426D today. While it is certainly bigger than I was originally looking for I could not let it sit on that yard sale table unloved. I could just see it thrown back in the corner of a garage at the end of the sale where it would continue to rust. Besides for $10 how could I go wrong.

Isn't that a kick when you find something you know what to do with and it is something you can use and love to make work.

Ron Dickey

by **Mightydog** » Sun Jun 07, 2009 11:21 pm

dmb90260 wrote:But will they have the provenance I can provide with this one?

Before Antiques Roadshow, I thought Provenance was a town in Rhode Island!

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