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So how much more BTU's does those cook boxes have on Vieluxe compared to a Genesis three burner?

Yah, I am not sure, but sure seems to have changed since I started rehabbing these grills 7 or 8 years ago. It seemed like good lids were a lot more common.....but, yah, then that was 7-8 years ago.

Yep, you are correct Val. A black lid with NO fade is entering Unicorn status.

Oh, and used this style of "Star nut" connecting nuts for the tube. Not the ones in the "how to". https://www.mcmaster.com/products/star-nuts/

Brian, you can weld in a new piece or do this: Also, you want a 1/4" stainless bolt for the cook box that is 2" long. 1/4-20 x 2 https://tvwbb.com/threads/how-to-weber-frame-cross-member-repair.77334/

I am still hoping to come across one of those lids. You did a great job of bringing that grill back to life.

Nice. If it were near me, I might offer $25.

It is a winner Josh.

That would be too bad. How do you know it is going away?

I found that if you are getting some blotchy spots or seeming bleed through, you are best off to let the first coat fully dry before doing a second coat. Otherwise, it can continue to bleed through the second coat.

Throw out an offer and see what happens.

No problem Josh. I certainly understand the desire to pare down the glut of spare parts. An even bigger need is those brackets that screw down to hold the tank in place. Too many grill pickups come without those.

I remember that discussion as I was currently rehabbing that Broilmaster with the beautiful redwood shelves that needed refinishing.

I would have loved to have them. :cry:

Yah, what the heck????

Grill abuse: https://www.facebook.com/share/15cM2BQSAu/

Yep, it looks like you have a good start on it as well. Keep us updated as you progress with it and if you have any questions, please ask.

You might be able to salvage that front trim piece, but it is going to look pretty bad with the rust pock marks. You can just remove it and leave it off. Many of Webers Genesis grills didn't even come with that panel. That bottom back cross member is likely salvageable if it is just the...

How does that back burner hold up over time?

How about a rear IR burner in place of the "crossways burner".