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I knew about the difference in the valence panels. I just wasn't sure of the years each was used. I am working on three Silver B's right now and they all have the same valence that Samuel posted above. I knew they were early Silver B's because they have the front and back cross members as...

Yah, I think that was what he was asking about.

Those are tool hangers.

That guy was into coal grilling for large crowds. Notice the Ranch Kettle in the background.

Adding a hard photo to a post also ensures that it will always be available if the post is a FB add that could be deleted at any time. At least you can see a picture of what they posted about.

That is basically what Mark's grill is.

I thought the IR burners on Summit grills was in the back of the cook box, above the flavorizer bars and cooking grates???

Jon, I am wondering if a powder coating outfit could do the lettering in a very professional manner and that way should be a lot more durable. But, it certainly wouldn't hurt to try the wipe off method in the mean time to see how that works out.

They are not irreplaceable. The way the cabinets rust out on those grills, finding a cheap donor grill shouldn't be too bad. Try this: https://tvwbb.com/threads/cook-box-bow-fix-attempt.100714/ It won't work for bulges in the sides, but will work for the front edge. It might help move the...

Jon, I am so happy to see you getting a little time to work on grills in general and the Vieluxe specifically.

Weld it on there. No more fuss and muss. ;)

They are not normal spray paint. My sand blaster guys says the panels I have brought him are powder coated and he says it is a lot harder to blast clean than regular painted metal.

I would probably drill a hole in the bracket and zip tie it in place. I think that is what @MarkCuda does.

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Glad I can help. I am having my son cut the pipe sections at work with the band saw so they are nice and uniform and square. Then i will strip down some old burner tubes for the shutters and weld them on. I hope to get this completed by the end of the week and I will get them out to you.

Cody, invest in a remote wireless thermometer. You can set high and low temp alarms in case you grill wants to go nuclear. And you have to realize that chickens are notorious for starting grease fires with all the fat and juices they put out. So, even if it is a grease fire or you run out of...

He is gonna have a lot of trouble getting 1/4 that price. The add is not good and the only good thing about the grill is maybe the wood.

That is usually a sure sign of "unicorn" status.