Bruce
TVWBB 2-Star Olympian
This add popped up this morning and I thought, "geez, a 30 year old grill and they think they will get $150 for it." But, then you have to consider that someone looking for a decent used grill would probably love a grill like this. Sure, he could find a 2 year old Charbroil for $150 or even less but if you put the two side by side, I think most would take the 30 year old Weber even if they didn't know much about grills. If they knew the Weber brand and reputation, it would be a slam dunk.
It is too high for a rehab candidate, but probably a good price for a simple resale. The grill probably cost the guy about $500 new, 30 years ago, so it is amazing that it might still be worth $150 today with out any heroic restoration.
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It is too high for a rehab candidate, but probably a good price for a simple resale. The grill probably cost the guy about $500 new, 30 years ago, so it is amazing that it might still be worth $150 today with out any heroic restoration.
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