Thanks Samuel! I'm happy with itThat is in great shape. What a steal!
I'm happy with the priceYou need to go to confession you stole that
I'm excited about it!Dang another score!!
Thanks John I'm excited to start working on it. I'm limited on tools here in AZ so I'll have to tool up I guessWow, Josh - you got one!!! Great find!!
That's Great Hank! In Washington I use my two burner most of the time and it works so well! That's probably what I will do in AZ.You will be surprised at how well it works.
Our Jr was our main source all last winter, it was easier to bring into the garage than any 3 burner and cooks just as well for the two of us
I think so too! I'm not sure how far I want to take it but probably too far. I definitely want to put it to work when I'm done though. What do you think about refinishing the wood slats with black semitransparent stain so you can still see the wood grain? Or maybe sand down and clear like my red 2000?Great starting point with that one. I can't wait to see what you do with it.
Yeah I like it!!I did that on my Genesis XX. I am guessing the old cedar was at least 30 years old. Sanding, light stain and lots of spar urethane brought the wood back to a look I was happy with, even given a little patina:
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I don't have one here in AZ. But I think so tooTry a crossover from a Genesis x000 and see if it's ok. I think it will be.