We were heading to my brothers house for Sunday dinner and we drove past this grill sitting out for trash. I didn't have anyway to pick it up until my son stopped by with his new truck. I said don't get mad but we are going to go pick up this greasy old Weber grill down the street and put it into your brand new truck bed. He hesitated and said sure. It was very dirty, well used, and missing all three burners, the 2 firebox burner hold down screws, all three knobs.
Both of my sons know I love Weber grills. I still have my beloved Weber Genesis 1000 Redhead that I got for Fathers Day back in 1996. We keep it at our Mountain Condo for use on the weekends. Its well used and works well. It will get restored someday.
I decided to "restify" this 1999 Burgundy for my oldest son. We named it "The Ron Burgundy"
Thanks to all the information on this forum, I was able to finished it today.
Here are some pictures of the process and finished product. I regret not taking before pictures, but I'm sure you all know what they look like when they are initially saved from the garbage.
Both of my sons know I love Weber grills. I still have my beloved Weber Genesis 1000 Redhead that I got for Fathers Day back in 1996. We keep it at our Mountain Condo for use on the weekends. Its well used and works well. It will get restored someday.
I decided to "restify" this 1999 Burgundy for my oldest son. We named it "The Ron Burgundy"
Thanks to all the information on this forum, I was able to finished it today.
Here are some pictures of the process and finished product. I regret not taking before pictures, but I'm sure you all know what they look like when they are initially saved from the garbage.
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