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I have one that someone did the same thing too. My metal scrapper guy is picking that and other grill parts up today.
 
Steve Hoch said:
That's actually a 3400, but why quibble. That's a really nice example, although still a little pricey.
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This is a pic from the FBM post. what's the difference between a Genesis 5000 and a Platinum 3400 ??

Durawood and some graphics on the lid and the glass doors?

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DanHoo said:
This is a pic from the FBM post. what's the difference between a Genesis 5000 and a Platinum 3400 ??

Durawood and some graphics on the lid and the glass doors?

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Pretty much, the Platinum series grills have different model numbers than the regular grills. My 1998 Platinum series is a 1200 and not a 1000 for example. My Skyline is also a 1200. I'm not going to pretend I understand why they did it that way though.
 
Steve Hoch said:
Pretty much, the Platinum series grills have different model numbers than the regular grills. My 1998 Platinum series is a 1200 and not a 1000 for example. My Skyline is also a 1200. I'm not going to pretend I understand why they did it that way though.
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This series befuddles me... interesting concept, but I wonder how many glass doors have fallen victim random impacts and breakage.
 
Chris-NV said:
This series befuddles me... interesting concept, but I wonder how many glass doors have fallen victim random impacts and breakage.
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A few I'm sure. It is interesting though that all of the ones I've ever seen for sale or on this site ( not a ton) have all had their doors intact.
 
I imagine those glass doors are made out of the same kind of stuff as the old Correlle dishes were made out of. I have them now. You can drop them from waist level on a wood floor and most times they won't break. BUt, if they do, look out.
 
Bruce said:
I imagine those glass doors are made out of the same kind of stuff as the old Correlle dishes were made out of. I have them now. You can drop them from waist level on a wood floor and most times they won't break. BUt, if they do, look out.
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A pile of “diamonds” on your floor! Happened in my dorm with my amusingly similar stereo cabinet.🤣
 
I am not real familiar with those. Never seen one in person. But that lid handle looks strangely large.
 
Bruce said:
I am not real familiar with those. Never seen one in person. But that lid handle looks strangely large.
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I can’t say that I’ve ever seen one in person myself. Maybe years ago on display in a store…

The handle isn’t the issue, though.
 
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