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The tables with the SS insert came from a Summit. I used the same ones from an older gen Summit on my Genesis Platinum. They will fit your grill as well since it is the same frame configuration as the Platinum.

I am selling my Weber Flame 27000. Propane version. Located in the Dallas Texas area. Bought it a few years ago second hand but never really used it. Works great but has some minor rust spots. I do not know how old it is. Pickup only. I am not really interested in shipping. Plus shipping costs...

I use my 05 Platinum about as often as my pink Q-1200. I forgot what year the Q-1200 is.

Someone got creative: https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/250923463942623/?ref=search&referral_code=null&referral_story_type=post&tracking=browse_serp%3A0838747d-db8a-4f08-92e7-5e549698365b

Webers also make nice planters. https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/679767617123731/?hoisted=false&ref=search&referral_code=null&referral_story_type=post&tracking=browse_serp%3Ade2a3584-2a65-4e74-979d-171586cac4fb

Parts are all gone.

I have not seen a Skyline lid yet which was not faded. That seems to be a common issue on these. Good luck restoring it.

So he is washing all these chemicals into the ground and soil? In most European countries it is even illegal to wash your car in your own driveway.

As far as I remember the CharQ is about the same size as the larger Weber Q-200 series.

I bought a Weber 2 or 2000 last night to convert into a work bench. It was not complete but the parts available are in good shape. The grill has been sitting in a garage most of its life as it looks like I have: Left side fold up table with wood slats. Sorry no right one. That is missing. One...

That cover can be cleaned. Lol. It is worth watching these cute fellows in our backyard.

I stopped brewing a few years ago. Too much other stuff going on. But I kept up making cider. Currently on tap: Apple Pomegranate Cider. Fermenting are 5 gal of regular apple Cider and 5 gallons of pear cider. I am experimenting right now.

Owl poop. Yes we have a family of screech owls in our backyard. Adults and 4 young ones. Yes they make a mess but are absolutely adorable.

I got me one of these Weber Skewer sets in Germany a few years ago. I like it. Easier than turning the skewers by hand. Oh and I love wildlife in our backyard too. We already had a lot. Several bobcat families breeding under our deck, opossums, snakes, rabbits, armadillos (which I had to...

Some of the Silver B and C actually came with black knobs from the factory and you could even order them from Weber. According to ereplacement parts you can still get them: https://www.ereplacementparts.com/control-knob-p-1477037.html There is also another style...

I agree with Bruce. Original parts are probably expensive and maybe short in stock right now. The cheapest option might be finding another used one for parts.

Yes prices have gone up through the roof with Weber. 2 Burner Spirit for almost $600, 3 burner Genesis for $1,000, Q1200 now at $270, Performer at $580. Maybe I should get back into restoring. lol

Here is a free Skyline in North East OK. https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/512475363913058/?ref=search&referral_code=marketplace_search&referral_story_type=post&tracking=browse_serp%3A1adbec8d-ec7b-4789-8c8c-c0e8c1f4211c Looks to be complete.

I am not that impressed either. And prices are insane on these new Genesis. $1K for a 3-burner entry model.

I picked up one like this a few years ago for a fraction of that price. But brown is not my favorite color. Anyhow all the parts have found a good home now.