yet another grill idea
semi-shameless plug:
My day job has nothing to do with grills, but we got the idea to make a few as a "hobby job" just to see what happened. It went very well.
http://www.dixiegrillworks.com
The accompanying video says very little about the product's ability to cook food, but shows what happens when you are bored and want to test a grill's sturdiness in a "hey y'all, watch this" manner with the help of a Defender. As you can tell from the audio, we had a hard time not cracking up. These grills are probably too heavy (about 50 pounds) for most expedition scenarios, but they are the last grill you need to buy. The square lid also helps you get the most out of the cooking surface, and it can be removed for hibachi-style cooking. See pics.
Whatever grill you buy, look into using hardwood lump charcoal if you are going to use charcoal at all. This stuff burns hot, lasts forever, and gives a pleasant taste to grilled meats. It won't turn to mush if it gets wet, and yo ucan dry it out and it works just fine. We are very fond of Cowboy brand, which is now sold at the big home repair chain stores.
Enjoy:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m-QZEoAQa2Q
Mike
ps--yeah, that's one of my trucks