Kevin L (NKY)
TVWBB Diamond Member
Handy part of living in AZ .,..That is the best looking bottom pan I have seen on a Silver B.
Handy part of living in AZ .,..That is the best looking bottom pan I have seen on a Silver B.
When I saw the photos it looked solid, then I drove up to Flagstaff AZ (90miles) and saw it in person it was real clean,but it had lava rocks from the flavorizer bars to just below the grates and most were stuck together so I used that to get the price down a bit to 140 but after pulling all the rock out the lower area was really clean not rust or major build up. And Weber CS Sent me a new regulator and hose.I would say that is a winner. Not priced for a flip, but for your personal use very worthwhile. I personally like those later Silvers, with or without a closed in cabinet. Without the cabinetry yours will at least breathe. Even so, you will need to keep on that metal bottom as rust wants to develop there. Those double flip-up trays are the best! Way better than the fixed stainless shelves on all the newer Weber Genesis grills.
Nice find.I looked for a couple months to find this older but solid Silver C I like the work space these have. And I do like east west burners too. The second photo is in the garage of the guy I bought it from. He said he had to much stuff,so I took it off his hands. Oh I paid 140.00 for it.
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Es that was a Silver B 2 burner in pretty good shape he is down sizing and thar is supposed to be his go to grill.Nice find.
If that garage has "too much stuff", I don't even know how to describe my garage.
Is that an old Genesis far left in the second picture?
Thanks Bruce I need to work on my ABC s the A is what he had nice little grill it was just he and his wife perfectA silver B would be a three burner. A silver A would be the two burner version.