I will just leave this here

[Jon Tofte]

With the only issue being...

Wow, some people really think old, rusted Webers are worth a lot :

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[Bruce]

With the only issue being...

Wow, some people really think old, rusted Webers are worth a lot :

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Send him a $40 offer

 

[Dave in KC]

Send him a $40 offer

That would still be about $35 to much.

 

[JimK]

"Some rusting where the propane tank sits".

 

[Bruce]

Nothing wrong with any of that if he is selling it for $5.

 

[JimK]

Nothing wrong with any of that if he is selling it for $5.

Don't know if you were referring to my post, but it is actually a freebie. Totally worth it.

 

[Bruce]

Grab it if free

 

[Dave in KC]

"Some rusting where the propane tank sits".

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There are a couple similar in condition to that one here in KC - one guy wants $120 for it , and the other wants $225.

 

[Bruce]

It makes you wonder what those people are thinking. Or, maybe they wind up getting those kind of prices for them???

 

[Jim Owen]

With all this talk of prices on rust buckets, I'm trying to figure out a fair price for a Silver A in pretty good condition. It has a great frame, box and hood are good, has stainless stamped grates in good condition, will come with cover and propane tank. You don't see many good old ones come up around here. 3 and 2 burner modern weber's without side burners seem to go for $250 to $350 around here.

 

[Bruce]

I would price a well done rehabbed Silver A at about $225 - $250 around me. But if it was just for sale used/as is, I wouldn't pay more than about $25.

 

[Chris in GA]

Ed you are 100% right...there is a guy in my area that does just that...

 

[Jason in CA]

Well, I suppose it's not small,

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[Bruce]

Here is a new one. Seems they are made in the USA and have been around for about 50 years. Never heard of them before however.

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Looks like it is modeled after the Broilmaster kind of with a hint of weber (tables).

 

[Joe Zoots]

You could grate cheese with the handle.

 

[Bruce]

I noticed that. I am sure it is done for cooling reasons and probably works quite well.

 

[Jon Tofte]

Here is a new one. Seems they are made in the USA and have been around for about 50 years. Never heard of them before however.

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Looks like it is modeled after the Broilmaster kind of with a hint of weber (tables).

I have seen one now and then. I don't know much except what you mentioned that they have been around a very long time. Definitely using a design very similar to the Broilmaster.

 

[LMichaels]

They're made by MHP (Modern Home Products) IIRC. They're made right here in Lake County IL as well. So 2 well made brands right here in Illinausea. Broilmaster and MHP

 

[Bruce]

Yes STILL made in the USA too. Unlike some other companies.

 

[LMichaels]

Yep. Like Broilmaster they're built like tanks. Very thick heavy castings, heavy grates and very simple construction.