I know...a little off the beaten path, but a cool product. Something for the off road enthusiasts. Check us out at www.hibachiguy.com The best part...easy to light, self cleaning and put it away HOT when done.

Thanks..happy to be here.

Ron

welcome :)

cool product you have there!

Tam

I like it. Want one. Any group buys in the future and/or MJR discounts. Did I say I need one.

B&T TJ

Product looks really cool, then I saw the price! :D I might have to pony up the cash though because that thing looks sweet! :thumbs_up

I can't get over the name, That is awesome! I am totally putting that thing on the christmas list!

Son of Hibachi.... :beef:

I,m open to a group buy discount. I have never done one so let me figure out how it would work and how I could track it. And how to get the word out.

Thank you,

Ron

That is pretty cool!!

This is too funny! I still have Stickers and Coozies that say Team Hibachi we used to give these out all over glamis and the River!

Life is too short not to have your Hibachi with you!

Great name! Cool looking product!

On the group buy question...they normally sell MSRP for $69.95 plus some shipping depending on location. If I could get like 10 buyers I would do it for $55.00 plus S7.50 shipping. Best I can do for now. All the buyers would send me an e-mail and make payment to ron@hibachiguy.com straight through Paypal or with a CC through Paypal. Savings of about $12.00-$18.00 or about 20%.

Let me know.

Ron

On the group buy question...they normally sell MSRP for $69.95 plus some shipping depending on location. If I could get like 10 buyers I would do it for $55.00 plus S7.50 shipping. Best I can do for now. All the buyers would send me an e-mail and make payment to ron@hibachiguy.com straight through Paypal or with a CC through Paypal. Savings of about $12.00-$18.00 or about 20%.

Let me know.

Ron

I'll start the buy rolling.

I'm in for at least one possible two with the Battery Powered Rotissirie.

Tom

Hey Ron, a couple of questions. How big is the hibachi open and closed? The site mentions that the griddle is made of cast iron, what are the other components made of? Thank you.

The unit is made out of stamped steel. It has actually been on the market since 1976, but disappeared about 10 years ago, when the creator of the product sold the company. There is actually a huge fan club in Europe of the product. 100's of thousands have sold in Europe. Open it is 170 square inches of cooking area.

Ron

A customer reports back:
I had the pleasure of trying out the Son of Hibachi this weekend. Let me say this is the ultimate little grill, especially if you would rather cook with charcoal instead of propane. I set it up with charcoal and lit it per the instructions. It worked marvelously! The coals were ready to cook on in about 10 – 15 minutes. I cooked pork chops, hot dogs, and bratwurst all at the same time. There was plenty of room on the grilling surface to cook for my whole family of 5.

One of the best features for me is that when it is packed up it is nice and thin making it very easy to fit in my Jeep. This is ideal for camping trips and trips to the lake. The snuff out pouch provided also makes it easy to handle when hot and serves as a “no mess” packing solution for the back of your vehicle.

I give the Son of Hibachi a “two thumbs up”!

MC

Well I'm sold. In fact 5 up to 6 for me, and a few friends (Christmas is coming too, hint, hint MJR)

Cheers, B&T TJ

should we have a roll call or something for the group buy thing? I want one!

We have 7 so far. Just need 3 more.

Ron

Unfortunately we are wrapping up the introductory sale this Friday night at midnight. After the deadline please visit our website at www.hibachiguy.com

Thank you,

Ron

I just ordered my for the intro price. I'll post a review after I use it, should be soon after I receive.

B&T TJ

definitly email sent