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Must be breathtaking to see in person!

Just like my old Sidewinder-now my sons-which is black and still looks classy. I would like to see him do it up "Josh" style, but he's prepping to buy a house. Maybe someday..........

So glad I got my RCP's when I did!

you guys are the best!

Welcome Jay! I escaped Ma several years ago too. Have a neighbor here who relocated from your area and still speaks fondly of it. Interestingly enough I also had a background in auto, but as a Ford warranty specialist. Like you, my go to grill is a Weber 1200, although my backup is a 2002...

I'm jealous of you guys too! Great to see you both in action-and Dave-what a visit there! His grill flips and renews are legendary. All true artisans . Loved the matching tee shirts on some visits too. And Jon is such a great story teller, the way he lays out the pics and matches the narrative-I...

Mark, if I hadn't recently downsized, having sold a lightly used base Performer, I'd be ALL over this! And in the NW valley! I do miss the charcoal flavor, but only have room now for perhaps a CharQ-if I get lucky and find one. A fantastic deal!

I have the GBS now on my Recteq Bullseye, and use the CI insert for steaks-ss for everything else except the poultry insert!;)

I'm a sucker for the blue color as well. Had a 1998 Performer SSP in the classic Crate & Barrel blue lid which I loved-this influenced me to get my bluetop silver A which I still have.I vote for a "Keep" as it makes a real nice pair. I'm with Dan about the grates, though and vote for some nice...

Jon, that is so unfortunate-it started out looking so promising, and it certainly should be capable of so much more at that price point. The ol' kettle is still tough to beat!

Jon, I watched Tom's review and agree with your comments on it down below. A small hopper for 2 burn pots doesn't make much sense. My Bullseye is pretty economical on pellet usage for my applications, but not so sure about where they are heading in the future. I have a friend in SC thats had a...

Jerry, I have downsized, too and prefer a smaller footprint. I have a Q1200 and have found it more than fits the bill for our needs. I also have a 2002 Genesis Silver A 2 burner which I absolutely love and will never part with. If you want added flexibility size wise, perhaps the new Spirit 2...

John, I love it! I second all the kudos! But, after downsizing I'm afraid I'd be in the same situation as Anthony! But, as a suggestion, how about something like that in a Jumbo Joe 18" version...

one of my favorite all time movies!!

I'm glad I got mine for the A a few years ago when I did-far better than the old aluminum style that gets burned through.

I wish I could justify an impact after seeing how much better they work that my simple B&D cordless -doesn't have the power. You can imagine how long I labored in the past to get the result I did. Wish I had one when I did the Q320; but with just the little Q and Bullseye, and keeping it clean...

Breathtaking! Better than factory new!

looks amazing Michael! I love chicken thighs, I just have to convince my wife they're not too fatty. Doesn't like dark meat

So sorry for your loss Larry. An amazing run-remember the good times.

Looks upscale, but I've never been a fan of them either. New Spirits look nice