Airstream Grill in an AI 24?

[MT45]

Anyone using the official airstream (Weber) grill in an Airstream B van coach?
Would love to see a picture of it packed up and stored in the back end of your coach
Any comments on pluses and minuses would be appreciated

I'm looking for a grill for our 24GT and have the following requirements

Want to run off AI propane
Will need griddle and grilling capabilities (but griddle alone, ala Blackstone would suffice)
Will see hard use as we rarely cook inside in our class A coach at all
Needs to take as little room as possible when folded/stored, but it's a priority item so we are flexible there

Thx

[3OnOurWay]

Hopefully you get some good photos and input from people that have Airstream interstates.


The Blackstone always looks like a good choice and fit under that the rear bed to go down and stay in place.

Storage was a consideration for us to travel with the WEBER charcoal grill ( we generally, don’t make cooked breakfast. )

[eubank]

Space is obviously an issue in the AI. That's why I went with the small Coleman "Fold and Go" grill. I keep it in a cloth shopping bag in the back of the rig.

https://a.co/d/9Iz0pNL


Lynn

[IUODRD]

We really enjoy our Airstream Weber Q and use the on-board propane for many tailgates. Our swing away bike rack makes the perfect rack for our grill. We have the griddle plate accessory. I purchased this canvas storage bag, that is well made with a bottom vinyl insert to avoid any leak thoughs. Also, the bag's zipper is top notch and avoids the grill aromas from escaping. The other great find were these disposable pre-formed aluminum inserts -- also from Australia. They must have a passion for these grills! I can get a couple uses -- depending on the # of burgers and brats, before tossing the insert. It’s a game changer on clean up and lessening the grill smell filling the van. I know others have used a tub with a lid, but the hard dimensions likely wouldn't fit in my roadside stow spot. It just barely fits right of that proverbial pull-out extension. Sorry again about the quarter turn on the photos.

https://blacksmithcamping.com/produc...2Z1P324qqXLaM4

https://www.bbqskins.com/product-page/box-of-5-foils

Cheers,

Larry

[IUODRD]

*curbside stow spot

Sorry. You can see my lounge is reclined with the headrests removed. The extension pull out sits to the left of the grill bag.

[WBB]

It fits well and we use it almost every day. Photo is with bed down, but it does not interfere with the bed or couch.

[MT45]

Here's where I landed. Blackstone 17". I've tested it with the aftermarket hose, works great. This stores well under the bed and tucks all the way back. All extras store inside the grill (hose, drip pan, baster, egg rings)

17" Blackstone Grill

https://www.walmart.com/ip/Blackston...ver/5011635876

17" Blackstine grill bag

https://www.walmart.com/ip/Blackston...in-H/862596033


17" grill wind guards

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0CWN...?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Propane extension hose

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B085S...?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Bubble level

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0146...?ie=UTF8&psc=1


Basting dome

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B09G4...?ie=UTF8&psc=1


Egg rings

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B09R5...?ie=UTF8&psc=1

[MT45]

Oh .... I bought the large size of this table to sit the grill on when cooking
Coleman makes a very similar, simpler table (that packs smaller too - I know because I own several of them for use with my class A RV), but I bought the below linked one for its singular feature of the extendable legs.

I don't need the change in height but I do need and appreciate the ability to quickly level the grill without resorting to wads of scrap cardboard, etc. Having a level grill is critical when cooking eggs!

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CPDR5GZ8?ref=fed_asin_title