I will just leave this here

[Bruce]

Looks to me like the highlighted grates were used and inside the end caps looks like some grease/carbon.

 

[LMichaels]

I guess, but it's really faint if at all. THen again sometimes photos don't show all

 

[Bruce]

Yep, regardless, I would approach that deal with a whole lot of skepticism anyway. They could simply be using a photo of someone else's grill that they found on line.

 

[Jon Tofte]

I tend to believe that one as it looks like a real person's backyard and not a set. But I sure wouldn't send them any money or #s in advance!!!

 

[DanHoo]

this is an interesting NG LP conversion.

 

[Bruce]

Do you know the story behind that cobble job? It could simply be that they spliced in an extension for the LP tank.

 

[DanHoo]

Nah just saw it listed

 

[Jim Weber]

Do you know the story behind that cobble job? It could simply be that they spliced in an extension for the LP tank.

It could be that the grill was set up to tap into a house's LP tank --- I know many people that have used 'NG' lines to tap into their 500 gal home tanks.

 

[Bruce]

Or maybe he tapped into his neighbors gas line?

 

[DanHoo]

 

[DanHoo]

I was doing well and my Weberitis was in remission, but the FREE.95 variant is hard to fight.

 

[Bruce]

Hard to pass on that deal...

 

[DanHoo]

It's in good condition. Rust free. Needs Flav bars, grates are fair, needs an inside heat shield and it's NG.

It's in better shape than the S330 LP that I was getting started on so I might fix this up to flip first.

There was a car in the garage yesterday...

 

[Bruce]

Some one is coming down with a case of Weberitis.

 

[Bob Erdman]

Some one is coming down with a case of Weberitis.

I think it's terminal!

 

[DanHoo]

Yeah, my shop has the x000s and Silvers.



Finally making progress on the 330s.

Experimenting on the underside of a cookbox trying to get some texture where it had worn smooth.

 

[Steve Hoch]

Yeah, my shop has the x000s and Silvers.

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Finally making progress on the 330s.

Experimenting on the underside of a cookbox trying to get some texture where it had worn smooth.

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I've thought about how to recreate that texture too, but I haven't come up with anything I thought would work except maybe sprinkling some coarse sand over the wet paint.

 

[Bruce]

My fab job of the day. I fabbed in a bottom sheet of aluminum to replace the missing rack on the bottom. Could be done for those damn rusted out bottom panels on the cabinet grills as well. First I fabbed in two aluminum front and back cross members.

 

[Steve Hoch]

That looks really good Bruce. What did you use to cut sheet aluminum?

 

[Bruce]

Box cutter