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Katherine, The end pieces are often removed "violently" as they are completely frozen to the frame pieces. If it's a somewhat desirable end piece, then i will cut the frame to get at it. As for the right side table, I ended up fixing up that Gold C, so it's not available. I have a...

...so you will let me have them for the cost of shipping? If so, i will PM you.

What are you going to do with the leftover Durawood slats? :)

yes, there are holes for bracket on the firebox.

Perhaps a forum member in the Dallas area would be willing to pick this one up and ship it to you? https://tvwbb.com/showthread.php?75250-I-will-just-leave-this-here&p=855019&viewfull=1#post855019

Let's see if this loads... I believe the "plate" was custom made by SpitfireGrilling, a seller on Etsy.

Bruce, some enterprising individuals have installed that side burner on first gen Performers on the other site. You might want to try there.

Jon is correct. There's also a Spirit 2-burner version that has a similar control panel. Also, there are no swing shelves on the Spirits of this vintage. They did also make one with a side burner on the left hand side in lieu of the work table, that one is somewhat interesting.

Can you borrow a handheld torch from someone? Preferably a mapp gas one. Heat around the screws, not the screws themselves. heat + vice grips.

I've done that before, but I believe they are all $5 from Weber. If I happen to buy them new, might as well buy the right one.

oh wow... I've never seen an '05 C with black knobs.. i'd love to find the part number for that side burner knob.

Here's one that I picked up for free earlier this week: The cross piece on the frame is the worst one I've ever seen (and I've picked up dozens over the last two years): I was going to part it out, but I was able to find a used 60145 weber rack locally for a good price. I have the parts...

It was in Somerville. I have it in pieces at the moment. I'm eventually going to rebuild it using frame pieces from a later grill.

My experience with google photo links have been spotty with forums that require a .jpg extension for images when embedding links. I've since switched to imgur.com (not imagur.com).

That looks to be a solid buy, BobJ. BTW, the picture showed up for the first time I viewed this thread, but it no longer shows up. Also, I don't think that grill cover will fit yours. I have owned a couple of them for an 80s Genesis 2 and a 2004 Gold B, and it was a relative tight fit for both.

A brother from another mother! ;)

There's one adjustment screw per burner, located near the spider screen. If you have the older burners, you'd have to remove the plastic spider screen first to see it. I usually go for a flame height of 1-1.5" - the flame should be blue with an occasional orange tip...

That's a solid buy for $25. I'm sure you can find someone here with a propane manifold. Technically, you should also grab the tank bracket if you would like to hang the propane tank on the grill, but you don't have to hang it.

That is a telltale sign of a bad regulator and is a 2 minute repair. I'd try that first.

It looks nice, I always liked the big round knobs from 2004+. I just found the part number for the side burner yesterday too, I might buy some the next time I have to place an order with Weber.