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I agree with Dave and Michaels, no need to buy a new manifold. Even if the LP manifold was defective you could use the NG manifold, you would only need to change the orifices from the LP to the NG manifold.

Excellent job! Glad to see the original tables reunited with their original owner!

He cooked lobsters!

Pictures please!

Thanks Tyler, the owner must have changed the listing or something

I have been keeping an eye for one of those on CL, I haven't lost hope! ;)

Register your grill and call Weber CS, they will send you a new lid, free of charge. You are out if luck if the previous owner had it registered on his/her name though.

A shame that it is an A model: http://columbus.craigslist.org/grd/4660154660.html

SOLD TO CHRIS Z FROM LAKE GROVE NY! Sorry Dave!!!

Hi Dave, you better be buying more than lunch in a fine resto...Rochester is a 600+ miles drive from here! You are welcome to come and get it, bring a couple of NY strip steaks and we'll grill them on the redtop before you take it with you!

Thanks Kevin, it is a great grill indeed!

You're welcome Robert!

Wow, it has been listed for 30 days!

450 degrees in 4 minutes on high is about right, my Genesis 1000 gets to 550 in 8 minutes...I would say it is above 650 after 10 min. I will make a test next time I fire it up!

I was at Home Depot today and couldn't help noticing a rusted Brinkmann on display!

Excellent job! Now I'm having second thoughts about selling my recently restored redhead, those grills are beautiful!

Hi Blake, the first restoration story I read was in this blog: http://www.thissortaoldlife.com/2012/06/04/weber-grill-rehab/ Then I found tvwbb.com. You can find several restoration threads here! Please share your restoration story with us.

Congrats Greg!

I don't know Steve, I think it would be too expensive, even if I take it apart and ship the different parts. But thanks for showing interest!

I know! It is pretty addictive, very gratifying hobby actually.