Ian- Question

Who was the first American owner of the ProQ XL?

American overseas or American stateside??

Sorry Al,
I have no idea, as there were several shipped out on the same day as they arrived there.

Here in England.

Well that's an easy one!


You da man!

YEA BABIY!!! I'm off to throw myself a parade.


I may be doing some grilling with her at the local this weekend if I can find a sturdy stand for her to sit on.

Dr_KY wrote:YEA BABIY!!! I'm off to throw myself a parade.


I may be doing some grilling with her at the local this weekend if I can find a sturdy stand for her to sit on.

I don't know, do we want pictures of this parade or not?

We do want details of the cook at the local though!

bowhnter wrote:

Dr_KY wrote:YEA BABIY!!! I'm off to throw myself a parade.


I may be doing some grilling with her at the local this weekend if I can find a sturdy stand for her to sit on.

I don't know, do we want pictures of this parade or not?

We do want details of the cook at the local though!

I'm up for parade pictures if some of the participants are those from his last round of pictures!

I don't have much choice for 'background fillers' around these parts but I'll do my best.


I'm doing a test run on some chicken at the moment, don't ask my what is was about my parade that prompted it though Bow hunter.

I was the first "American" to have a ProBBQ stacker but 7 or 8 months as Ian shipped me one last fall before the Jack Daniels, not that I got to use it as Smokinlicious used it for their demo site at that comp..

I think I was also the first Pro to be sponsored by Ian as well... A fact that I am very proud of.

Just to toss my hat in the ring as it were...

And I do have pix of us in the parade.. Ian would as well but I think he was busy working on a hang over..

Post up them pictures Roxy and congrats on being the first in the states to pimp a Pro.