Pellet Smoker Built From a Vintage Refrigerator

I turned this original 1950s refrigerator into a pellet smoker. It’s being donated to the “Hero Golf Tour”, to be raffled off in Southern California in the next few months. This charity raises funds to pay for counseling for veterans and first responders. If you live in Southern California and would like to enter the raffle, simply go to the Hero Golf Tour website. www.herogolftour.com As explained in the video, the refrigerator was disassembled, ALL original insulation was replaced with ceramic 2500° insulation, and ALL plastic pieces were removed and replaced with steel. The refrigerator frame was reinforced with square tube, the inner shell is ceramic coated paint or steel, all sealant is commercial food grade safe, air duct tubing is brass plumbing (also food grade safe), and 600 lbs casters were add for easy movement. There is also a storage drawer added for all your barbecue accessories. I wanted to add pictures of the build process, but due to technical difficulties, that was not possible.  If you have any questions please feel free to leave a comment and I’ll get back with you as soon as possible. Special thanks to a major contributors: - Pellet Hopper Donated by Smoke Daddy, Inc, Gurnee, IL www.smokedaddyinc.com Aluminum door cover donated by Williams Performance Parts, Lake Elsinore CA  Painting completed by Hot Wheelz Unlimited, Temecula, CA Graphics provided by Endless Autosalon, Murietta, CA