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The restoration is finally complete. If I were to do it again, I would go for the angle grinder and stainless steel cup to help remove any of the carbon buildup. I had to leave some behind on the side panels, lid, and fire box because it was just too tough to scrape off by hand. Simple Green...

Thank you Jeff. You have been very helpful. I have some custom brackets on the way and plan on painting them black upon arrival. I'm still trying to decide what type of stain/wood to use to restore the shelves. I have read that Cedar or Redwood seem to be the favorites but what color stain...

Thankfully, I was able to find a donor grill not too far away. Shout out to Jim in Illinois. The grill is coming along nicely. I will post some pictures up when finished. One thing I have not been able to find are the support brackets for the wood. The donor grill had a shorter shelf and...

This thread has inspired me to restore my dad's old gas Weber grill. While I was taking it apart, I noticed that there is a hole in the firebox, most likely due to corrosion, see the attached photos. Is this a deal breaker for the restoration/ can it be repaired or is it even worth it? I'll...