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I realize this is an older thread, but I just saw this for the first time a couple days ago. The thing that struck me is that it just feels a bit cheap, and it appears to be made in Mexico. It is far less sturdy than a one-touch Silver. Honestly I don't at all see what is gained by buying...

I know this is a long shot, but it doesn't hurt to ask. I recently picked up an S-330 for not too much off of Craigslist, and I'm hoping to get the island cabinets to go along with it at some point. Would go for even a single cabinet just to get some additional workspace if two aren't...

Awesome deal! Being completely hand built is what killed these off - just too expensive for Weber to continue manufacturing.

Just looked at this again - turns out the plastic rubber spray stuff that can be removed is called "plati dip" It's a really good suggestion for the stainless cabinets. I personally will want to go the other way, since I know that it is more likely I will be able to get a set of the black...

I think, from looking at this page: http://www.grill-repair.com/weberparts.html that you need part 33399, which is available for $35. Buying the whole manifold though is about $90, so it is hard to say if it is worth it to buy just the one part, especially when you factor in shipping. Buy the...

It is plumbed in - 3/4 pipe sticking out the wall on the backside of my house. It has the shutoff valve on it as well, and I always turn it off after each cook, so I am not super concerned. In this case I just have to remove the bell reducer that is already there and replace it with the new...

$30 is a great deal for that. A can of krylon BBQ paint and some simple green to scrub it down and you should be back in business!

Well I called up Weber and was able to order the 1/2" quick disconnect piece, and it looks like I can get a new bell reducing coupling (3/4 to 1/2) and short piece of half inch pipe for about $4 from Home depot. I already have the pipe dope so I should be in business when it arrives. I...

for $350! :cool: I recently obtained a very inexpensive '98 genesis platinum, but when I saw this yesterday I knew I was unlikely to ever find a better deal on a natural gas S-330, so I picked it up this morning. Other than being quite filthy inside it appears to be in great condition. The...

Well, that's wood. Odd. I wonder if a previous owner painted it grey?

This is actually a pretty good suggestion.

LOL! I was wondering about that when you referred to it as that on my thread. I get it now. I wish I were a bit closer, as it looks a lot nicer than black. But being an Arizona Wildcat, I'm pretty sure that I would never refer to it as "Duck Green" again. ;-)

That is an awesome deal for the propane tanks alone, not including the grill! And a green one to boot! What is the difference between the mica green and the duck green?

With the stainless on the grill and the side tables, it really doesn't look too bad. So just checking though - are you saying that even though the black doors are what you ordered, they sent you the stainless? And that the stainless are now a lot more expensive due to being discontinued? Also...

Good to know. I'm somewhat tempted, since the grey really isn't very attractive. But not sure it would look "right".

I do wonder if it can be painted though. I mean I don't see why not - most plastic can be, I just don't know how well it would last.

I have a Q200, and cooking on it is a little anemic compared to other grills. It works for sure, but I'd rather be cooking on my Genesis (or my Big Steel Keg).

So in reading all the refurb posts I can, I've noticed several people advocate buying a cheap Harbor freight angle grinder and a cup brush for prepping the firebox and lid end caps for repainting. Also some people have given the interior of the firebox a "minty fresh" appearance by getting it...

$55 for that is smoking - looks to be in great shape too!

Hmm, I love the hunter green color. I'm guessing you aren't in AZ though are you? Shipping it would be a bit of a pain I imagine.