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Smokezilla, love that name.

Yeah, not a very good design in my book. I have had an idea of a cart that hooks onto the handle of the kettle like some of the tables I have seen. As muck as I love my Performer, it doesnt offer enough storage.

I seen this issue at the store today. The upcoming project isnt what I was expecting. Anyway, here is a quick photo I grabbed with my phone for anyone interested.

I have not subscribed to Wood in a few years now as it was becoming repetitive. Any chance you can give us a picture or link to this upcoming article?

Even buying the bowl and lid you are doing good. Total for mine when I rebuilt a classic SS Performer was around $125 shipped. That and the $50 I paid for the used and abused Performer was under $200. You cant get a new one for that.

I would rather stick $149 into restoring a good old Weber Performer.

The Weber basic rib rack works great on the mini also.

I store too much other stuff in the bin, so I keep my open bag of charcoal in a Kingsford Charcoal Kaddy. I have seen them at Ace and Home Depot. Lowes also has them.

I have always hand formed my burgers until I found that burger press. I picked it up at WalMart for $4.99. I was always making the burger way too big. (Half pound plus!) Now I am getting perfect 1/3 pound patties every time.

Nice score! What date code is on the damper?

Bill, sorry to hear of your loss, my condolences to you and your family. Those burgers look great served up with a good Polish beer.

Mildo, those look super tasty!

Nice find. Don't you just love how these old grills clean up?

Very nice score! Let's see her in action!

We may have to head over.

We need those in the US. It is the perfect design for doing pizza.

The Weber basic rack works just fine. I cut the slab of ribs in half and go at it.

Nah, they would NEVER send out a defect. Like this blob of excess porcelain on the inside of a bowl I received directly from Weber.

Russ, how old is your grill? Does the flaking look anything like this?

Last September as we moved out of our house, our neighbor set this out to the curb. Early 70's is my guess. Handle is riveted on, the wheels look like steel, but are plastic. No dents or rust spots, relatively clean inside. I cant wait to clean her up and get her dirty this spring at the new...