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Sorry to hear about your Dad Larry-and its extra tough as I believe you've said you have a close family. The timing of that incident is horrible, and it most definitely could have been far worse for sure!

My wife has a killer recipe for chicken parm too-utilizes Lodge ci pan baked in oven. Really gives a new dimension to chicken breast.

Larry, do you think a Q would work with a smaller table, or is the size you got perhaps the minimum to get?

I retired 6 months ago after a 37 year career processing Ford warranty claims, so watched the crazy spiraling costs through the years but mainly the last 15 or so. I owned a 77 Bronco, the last year they were small, and I think the cost was around 5k; a far cry from what they are commanding...

Might even be a good table for a home based Q1200! Use the folding cart for trips only

Greaat deal with bars too! I like the post a few down for mannequin heads!

Me three! A lot of dough for only an ash catcher and the paint job probably won't hold up as well as the regular black, or clean as well as Darryl pointed out.

Fenway fan myself!

Haven't seen it before no, but will keep an eye out . Didn't have it here today

Was in Sams this am and see they had drastically reduced the price of it. Horsman was right, great little machine

Welcome from the NW Valley

This week out here is the big Barrett Jackson Scottsdale auction. Prices for these cars is out of sight, with mainly rich investors only ones able to buy and invest in them. Even tickets to get in are crazy now-fun to watch on tv for free though.

ocean wave on Alexa-lot of others built into it too.

still show as available on Amazon for $20 but don't know how long they last as they're disposable? Be nice if there was a permanent version you could clean.

Wonder if this type of setup would work in a Q1200? Above pic looks like those Weber pans they use in NZ a lot but stopped making available in the US-although some are shown in Amazon.

38 here this am with a high of 63-typical winter temps. Could use rain though

I sympathize with you Dan-I just went through downsizing and parted with my Performer kettle. Seems they're getting harder to sell as folks strive for simpler/easier.

After I got my first 100 and cart for $15 I was sold on them. Kept the cart and gifted the grill, have a backup set of grates I can use on the 1200. It is so versatile for 2, not much need for anything bigger. I like the black over the red color I got but nbd. I would think brand new is better...

I've had my Smoke for 8 years now, very happy with it.

Sounds like quite the unit, designed for easy/peasy cooking no fuss as they advertise. Right now I'm getting acquainted with my Bullseye and all it offers. Hope things work out OK for you Larry.