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Kris, I'm on my second Genesis rebuild. My first was a 2004 Silver B, much like the one you're looking at. My current project is a 2005 Gold B. From my experience, it's pretty pricey to replace the guts on these grills. You're looking at $50-70 for grates. You can get the flavorizer bars...

I just recently restored a 2004 Genesis Silver B for my father in law and wanted the same thing. Noticed the new Spirits had the raised warming rack and like it a lot better. It's not "made" for the Genesis, but works great because the cook box is exactly the same for the old 3 burner Genesis...

I'm from Kansas City, so I've always got a Boulevard of some kind in my hand. During the summer it's their summer brew, Zon. My usual go to from them is Unfiltered Wheat. You just can't beat the great taste of a great beer. Plus, like others have mentioned, supporting the local economy...

Think this is what you're looking for. http://www.carpin.com/tubeconnectors.htm

About a year late to this party. The pics are gone, and yes removing the ash ring is certainly helpful. So is turning the bowl upside down and setting it on the ground (grass preferrably) Had a similar problem with the "H" drive one touch system on a Performer. In the words of John Lovitz...

Had a similar problem with the "H" drive one touch system on a Performer. I must add the that solution in the linked thread is the ticket. The pictures are still gone, but the jist is still there. You wedge a flathead screw driver between the rod and washer on the bottom of the bowl, in...

Looks like an 18.5"

The handle bracket resembles the ones they put in the new 26" with the "heat shield". Also looks like they're putting the black performer ash pan on their OTGs.

I'd definitely call Weber's customer service. They should replace it for you. No way that should be happening to a Lime Green less than 5 years old.

Weber schematic diagram from the Fireplace 1991-1995 looks exactly like this. I'm thinking they just found some dead stock.

Since the retail grilling season is coming to a close, you might be able to bargain for a floor model at Ace or HD. Upside, already assembled!

Andrew, Congrats. Nice to know someone here scored that beauty. I emailed the guy with in an hour of him posting it and he said it was already sold. You've got a quick trigger finger. I've been on the look out for a nice gasser, but it seems like the only things in KC are old beat-up...

Linens 'n Things carried the copper SJG. I scored one on eBay for $35 from a guy who "received it as a gift, but already had a grill". He clearly didn't know what he had. He didn't even list it as being copper. You had to look at the pics.

Jeff, I LOVE the blue SJS. I would kill (maybe not) for one. Nice collection.

Very interesting. I've never seen an original kettle, aside from in the Weber brochures. It's also interesting to see the different color variations such as the robin egg blue and black kettle handles. I'd never seen a black Q320 before. Also looked like Weber markets their own briquettes too.

What I've seen on some of these, is it's not usually the bottom brace that rusts out, but there is some type of compression nut/washer inside of the brace that accepts the bolt from the vertical section of the frame and expands, that eventually turns to rusty dust. This presents another problem...

Gotta love the palm tree in the reflection on the lid. Nice table.

George, Thanks for the help. Is #23, 1" x 1" and 34 3/4" long? Also, saw your post about the WSM. Congrats. I think fixing them and rebuilding them is part of the fun.

George, It very well could. Would you be able to take some quick measurements? Thanks for your help!

I talked to customer service and they're the ones that told me that they don't have the dimensions. Do they have an "engineering" department? Anybody else out there with a Silver C and open cart like the schematic?