I will just leave this here


 
Definitely looks like a well cared for one. Too much for as little as I would use it, but for the right person you would be getting a cool piece of Weber history that looks like it has plenty of life left to keep you warm!
 
A Tale of 2 Silver C's

This grill has been for sale for a long time. The owner is hanging on hoping to find that rare Weber fanatic who would be willing to shell out $650 for an unused classic Genesis Silver C:

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It would have to be admitted that this is very unusual find. I think, though, that being a black Silver and with neither wood slats nor the later rounded thermoset tables that this grill is kind of plain to fetch that kind of price. I still wish the seller well. His success helps all of us!

And here is another one, but for only $200.

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Is brand new worth $450 more? I guess it depends on what you want. Personally, I think the $200 Silver - although pretty nice - is a bit overpriced as it is.
 
You know I'm not the one to ask about prices, because I keep tripping over deals like this one:

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And, yes I picked this one up, it was three minutes away, needed Flav bars and a crossover tube to get it running. It will be a keeper for my kid and will someday get spruced up to look nice.
 
I've never found those to be very attractive, although they are great cookers. I would probably pay $650 for a new Genesis 1000-5000 though.
 
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Dan, your predicament reminds me of an old story my dad told me. There were these two Irish brothers, Daniel and Patrick. They would go to the pub each Tuesday and order two beers at a time, one for each of them. Over the years, they got to know the bartender of course. Well, soon enough, Patrick got the itch and left Ireland to go to America and seek work. Dan would still go to the bar on Tuesdays and order his beers two at a time, to honor his brother Patrick. This goes on for years and years. One day, Dan goes to the bar and orders only one beer. The bartender, having known Dan and Patrick for years and years, is concerned about Patrick, naturally enough. He doesn't say anything for a while, but it is eating at him that something may have happened to Patrick. So he gets up his courage, and one Tuesday he finally asks Dan, in the most polite way he can, if anything has happened to his brother Patrick, since Dan is only ordering one beer at a time now. Dan laughs heartily, looks the bartender straight in the eyes and says, "Nah, Paddy's fine! I just had to give up drinking!"

Kind of like you and your grills!
 
Well, it is about a dollar cheaper just north in Wisconins, but, yah, we had a sizeable jump in prices the last couple weeks as well. It is getting crazy. Something will have to give.
 
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