Grill details needed

[Paul Warner]

Hi, what fine detail can someone provide on this one??

 

[LMichaels]

Looks like a butchered up Spirit

 

[Timothy F. Lewis]

My first glance at your title was “Grill Detailer Needed”
Its been a helluva week, I need a nap.

 

[THyde]

Might be a Junior Larry, look at the stubby frame parts to the right of the cookbox.

 

[Jon Tofte]

My guess is the European equivalent of a Spirit 700. I have only seen a picture of a front wire rack on one other European grill.

In the US this was kind of a “loss leader” meant to give a low entry price for owning a Weber. Now they are not all that common to find intact, maybe for that very reason.

 

[LMichaels]

Might be a Junior Larry, look at the stubby frame parts to the right of the cookbox.

Maybe it's the angle. Something just looks "off" Looks too narrow front to back to be a Jr, but it might be some type of a EU only product

 

[Bruce]

Definitely not a JR. Some version of the early Spirit is my guess.

 

[Dave in KC]

My guess is the European equivalent of a Spirit 700. I have only seen a picture of a front wire rack on one other European grill.

It is some Euro version of the Spirit 500.
Closest link I could find.....

https://www.manualslib.com/manual/188787/Weber-500.html

 

[Steve Hoch]

It's definitely some kind of version of a spirit or it wouldn't have that plastic handle or the side table that belongs to those grills. The things that make it interesting are the cutoff frame sections and that big wire basket that hangs off the front. I'm pretty sure I've seen that wire basket before on another grill but can't remember what it was.