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And, if it is an issue, you can always fine another cook box. Though the 2 burner boxes from that era are not quite so common.
 
This listing has been up for many weeks.

The price dropped $25 this morning, but would probably sell for less :

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If you are looking to rehab a grill for personal use, that is a great candidate. Those SS frames are awesome. I would offer $50 if it was near me. I picked up one last week for $50 without the side burner.
 
Here is something interesting- Fortunoff was a local family owned department store that had a reputation for selling quality- lots of made in USA goods- 30 or so years ago. They closed the Manhattan store many years ago but still have an outdoor furniture store near me.

I guess this is a rebranded grill?

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This showed up today about two blocks from my front door. If I hadn't driven 40 miles to get mine already, I might have been tempted. Even though they are hard to find, the price is a little more than I'd pay. Good thing it's not under $50 or I'd have two and an angry wife.
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I think a lot of coal burning guys would dispute that assertion. But, I am sure there is a loyal CharQ following out there. It is likely the most expensive portable coal grill Weber ever made.
 
Bruce said:
I think a lot of coal burning guys would dispute that assertion. But, I am sure there is a loyal CharQ following out there. It is likely the most expensive portable coal grill Weber ever made.
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Again, according to the ad Weber only made that grill for three years.

Good, bad or indifferent it probably wasn’t a good seller, profit margin maker or both.

If one pops up around me for a reasonable price I’ll check it out.
 
Yah, they didn't last and I am sure that is due to sales. However, they are now collectable as they are not very common.
 
Yah, but I had a guy drive about 3 hours to pick up one I rehabbed a few years ago and he paid over $200 for it.
 
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Looks like they are out there:

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What a deal that is a 26" kettle with the char q included for 225 personally I could care less about the char q would never be something I would ever use but somebody would probably buy it so keep the 26 dump the char q.
 
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