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I look forward to the final product. Keep us up to date.

"It's beautiful man".

George, Only time will tell. I'll take the $3.48 risk. Maybe it will work for a couple of seasons, maybe 43 seasons like the original legs did.

The legs on my 1968-'70 26.75 Copper Mist were pretty wobbly so I looked around for metal shims but couldn't find any at the big box stores. A mechanic told me about starter shims sold at Napa. The shims came four to a carton and were under $4.00. I tapped one end of the shim into the leg...

Stuart, There doesn't seen to be much competition here in Anchorage. I guess I'm the only Weberholic here. I'll keep you in mind when I come across something I already have.

In regards to question#2. Yes. I have a lid thermometer on my performer and Mini WSM, both lid temps are around 25 degrees higher than grill temp. Now I don't always use my grill probe since I know the lid temp is consistently 25 degrees higher than the grill grate temp.

I have the Maverick with original probes and am fine with the length. I have a 26.5 and a performer I use for longer cooks and use the performer's grill table to place the maverick on.

Here's the pics of my 1981 18.5 Copper Mist.http://www.flickr.com/photos/97609396@N07/sets/72157634738781859/

Tony, Did you get the blue kettle? After reading your posts I decided to make an offer on a 18.5 Copper Mist I had seen about a mile from my home in someone's yard. I made contact with the owner who had obtained it from his neighbor for free. The owner used the kettle frequently so I didn't...

As quoted on Diners Drive-Ins & Dives, "That's money". A friend of mine owns a food wagon, I'll be sending her a couple of your pictures. I would pay good money for food like that.

Let the coals come to complete ash (completely gray) before placing them in kettle.

You'll love the performer. It's my go-to grill. I just saw one on CL, new in box, up here in Anchorage for $100. I 've got 6 grills on my deck; don't have the room for another performer. I should buy it and put it in the shed.

Gary, You are a craftsmen, what a great table. Go ahead and ship me one so I can see if it will work. I promise to send it back??? Paul

Gary, I have a 26" 1968-'70, Copper Mist and am thinking of making a table for ithttp://www.flickr.com/photos/97609396@N07/9065598104/in/set-72157634168092819 can u send some photos of your table? Paul

Fabian, eReplacementparts.com has them for $8.14-Thermometer kit #70180.

Looks great. Time for me to get a wok for the kettle.

Looks Blahlicious.

Tony R, Quick resonse. Here's my 26" Copper mist I found for $20.00 on Cl with an "Action" shot. 6 large T-Bones and a skillit of onions fit just fine. Paul

http://www.flickr.com/photos/97609396@N07/sets/72157634574194074/ Picked this 18.5" (1979) on CL for $10.00.

Photos taken at 11:30 PM in Anchorage, AK. http://www.flickr.com/photos/97609396@N07/sets/72157634168869127/