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VERY Cool.

Nice choice! You're gonna love the 120.

I too vote for the 120. It's a lot nicer than a 100. You can cook 6 chicken breasts or burgers. I've also fit quite a few wings on ours. I also find the 200/220 is noticable harder to carry. It barely fits thru doors.

Homemade some bean veggie bean burgers for my brother and his vegeterian wife:

I've now finished cleaning the Q up and installed a Weber Q thermometer. Ended up spraying the inside of the lid with oven cleaner and let it sit for 5 minutes. That stuff is Powerful! If you look at the pics at the begining of this thread, you can see how dirty it was before. Cleaned the bowl...

Hey Bob, I'm still hesitant to commit to painting it black. I'm concerned about it turning out lousy (either I spray it sloppy or it flakes off over time). I may leave the painting choice to my bro after i give it to him. I have showed him a pic of your awesome black Q and know he likes the look...

Glad to hear you like it! I bet those cast iron grates of yours make a nice difference as well.

How about a Go Anywhere Gas or Q100/120?

I have one that I got in great condition off craigslist for $15. I think its a pretty good little grill. I like how compact and easy to carry it is. I'd like mine even more if it had cray court CI grates. With that said, I also have a Q120 which I absolutely love. You can get them used for a...

How's the high Heat paint holding up? I'm VERY tempted to paint the top of the lid black like this: http://tvwbb.com/showthread.php?36225-Cl-q100

Thanks for the tip, Tim. How long did you leave the oven cleaner on? I don't really want to have to mess with repainting it. Worst case scenerio, I can just use milder household cleaners since I don't need it 100% spotless. Plus, I know it will immediatly start to brown once my bro starts...

Nice work, that thing looks ready to go.

I don't have any great pics yet as I'm still working on getting it cleaned up. All I have are the below which I took in an attempt to compare the grate and overall size of the Q200 to my Q120 (having owned a 120 for almost a year, the Q200 looks and feels HUGE!) I'm pretty happy with the deal I...

I checked my Q last night, and these older Q's have a label under the side table. IT did not state the date the grill was made, but it did list a serial number. I was able to take this number and call weber to get the age of the grill. Turns out it was made in May 2004.

I'll have to look again tonight. I didn't see one on the bottom back leg like my newer q120 has.

Hello, I have recently bought a used q200 from craigslist. I'm curious about it's age. For what it's worth, it has the bracket which only holds the thin 14oz tanks. Is there a way to discover it's age similar to checking what is stamped on a wsm or charcoal grill's vent? thanks

I'm diging the black and thermo mod. I love cooking on my Q. You've got me seriously considering paint mine black. I'm just not sure i could get it clean enough for the paint to stick properly since my Q has a good bit of use on it. Don Fry-- I use a sharpie and draw a tally mark on the green...

Used mine on the beach this weekend. Grilled chicken breasts turned out nicely.

Thanks Barry. I tried moving mine to where the one in the picture is but was having diffifulty placing it correctly, probaly die to the age of the grill/clip.

Hi George, as you seem to be the resident Go Anywhere expert, I've got a question for you about my recently purchased GA Gas. I too got a used one and am curious about the metal tab that holds the legs together the piece on the left leg of this pic: On mine, it's closer to the center of the...