Added to the family-My latest CL Find

[Steve Colby]

Here is the latest addition of the family. I debated for a couple hours before even sending an email to see if it was still available. The whole debate was I really didn't have a spot to put it but at $25 with a full tank of gas I couldn't pass it up. Didn't hear anything all day then at the end of the day I had a response back. So I went and picked it up the next morning and am making it a part of the front yard family. Oh yeah and it also has ci grates that need a little cleaning.

 

[Pat Smith]

Steve is my Michigan (and sometimes Orange Beach, AL) cooking buddy and he is infected with a bad case of Weber-itis. I think I gave it to him. I'm glad he has it - he found me my Weber Genesis, Jr. that I had been searching for, and we "share" custody of a 1992 RED SS Performer, a WSM (Tre) and a $5 Three Wheeler at our adjacent lake houses in Central Michigan. Who knows what may be there by the time I get back up there in July!

Pat

 

[Hank B]

That's a nice looking grill and a pretty good deal! It beats mine (Genesis Silver A) for $30 and without tank. Plus it's a bigger grill.

But I'm still happy with mine.

 

[Ron G.]

It looks like she's seen a lot of use, but with a little clean-up, she'll be good for a lot more.

Still looks solid - does not appear to be rusted-up. I would bet that with some elbow grease, it will look almost good as new.

From the pics, it's hard to tell if the flavorizer bars are shot or not - but as long as they don't have big holes rusted in them, I would just clean them up as good as possible, than use them until they're completely shot - and then replace with stainless.

The grates still look solid, too - I'd just burn them clean and then re-season properly.

For 30-bucks, that's one fine cooking machine!