Recent content by Jon Tofte

Me neither! Smart on Weber’s part.

Hang in there, Mark. There is a buyer out there. One thing you could consider is doing if the wait gets too long is the "black" treatment making the burner knobs and handle black - maybe even the end pieces - and then re-listing.

A red SSP for the picking - WOW! I hope you can make it look, and work great again.

Yes, I am still waiting. My very custom handle seems to be problematic as it is up to a year now. First, I want to agree that Brian O'Neil's workmanship is superb and that he is a good friend of us grill fanatics. I have a variety of his handles, even one for the PK grill. I also do understand...

Yes, I failed to first compliment a BEAUTIFUL JOB! We need you to keep saving classic Webers from the landfill and instead turning them into something stunning like your latest restore. (y)

Keep it going, and if any hassles, follow the advice of @Bruce :smilekettle: !

Welcome, Frank!

Put a Weber badge on it, and you are set :coolkettle:!

🤣 I wish I could get it! $180 is a little steep, but that is a very rare piece of Weber history. One last gasp for the gas kettle snd the beginnings of the Performer.

I hope to give some updated evaluations in the coming weeks. My Huntsman needs to behave better in the now warmer weather.

Those are the really nice original ones! They are worth the effort, I think.

When you can't have steak: Dizzy Pig "Tsunami Spin" seasoned grilled pork chops make for a great second choice. (Bottom one is plain for my wife.)

I know I am late and this thread has moved on, but I had to comment about that Weber table being in Fouke, Arkansas. I actually have been there, because of my interest in off the wall stuff. This was where the 1970s B Movie “Legend of Boggy Creek” took place. It told the tale of western...

Steve, When I said that in 2022, the "current" model was the bloated, rust prone one like this: The biggest negative of this 3rd generation Summit was how prone it was to the firebox front rusting through with dangerous implications. Add to that the cheap steel cabinetry that also rusted...

You are about to convert me on this method, Josh! Looks great and no spray paint fumes. (I do wear a respirator.)