Cody Bratton
TVWBB All-Star
So the basket is also extremely rare!?
I will just leave this here
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Cody Bratton
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Spirit with a sear burner and a side burner?! I’ve seen them with a side burner, never with a sear burner.
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Josh Dekubber
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I see them for sale. That whole line of grills is quite cheap and thin. A considerable step down from Genesis.
Cody Bratton
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I see them all the time. First time with a sear burner.
Josh Dekubber
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Here's one for $100 near me
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Josh Dekubber
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I don't really see a place for the three burner spirit other than to save money. The two burner spirit I can somewhat understand because of its small size.
But the newer ones with the smashed looking lids in my opinion are so ugly I wouldn't want it no matter what. I don't know why they're so ugly to me but I wouldn't take one for free.
But the newer ones with the smashed looking lids in my opinion are so ugly I wouldn't want it no matter what. I don't know why they're so ugly to me but I wouldn't take one for free.
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Cody Bratton
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Your area doesn’t count!Here's one for $100 near me
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but the 3 burner sprits seem like decent grills. The stamped steel era era based grills are breeding grounds for corrosion. I just wonder how many of the early era genesis grills would still be around had there been holes in the caster inserts.
Steve Hoch
TVWBB Hall of Fame
They are quite unattractive to me as well, and just kind of flimsy too.I don't really see a place for the three burner spirit other than to save money. The two burner spirit I can somewhat understand because of its small size.
But the newer ones with the smashed looking lids in my opinion are so ugly I wouldn't want it no matter what. I don't know why they're so ugly to me but I wouldn't take one for free.
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Bruce
TVWBB 2-Star Olympian
I have one or maybe two...I think.
Steve Hoch
TVWBB Hall of Fame
Good point, but I don't think they made them that way very long.
Josh Dekubber
TVWBB Gold Member
Personal im always impressed with how well the old Genesis grills held up. Most of the ones I come across are in exceptional shape for being 30-40 years old.Your area doesn’t count!
I just wonder how many of the early era genesis grills would still be around had there been holes in the caster inserts.
Bruce
TVWBB 2-Star Olympian
Yah, I dont think they started doing that until the end of the Silver B era.
Cody Bratton
TVWBB All-Star
I wish they’d have started that way earlier!
Cody Bratton
TVWBB All-Star
It is cool that Weber saw a problem and addressed it. Even if it was after how many years? 
Jon Tofte
TVWBB 1-Star Olympian
I actually don't despise the style, but the flimsy build is very disappointing. When they first came out, they offered some very nice colors including red, blue, and - my personal favorite - ivory. If I could house all the grills that catch my eye, I would take one of those ivory ones. Most believe Weber stopped offering most (maybe all) of those colors because they were going over TOO WELL, and the Spirit II line was cutting into sales of the Genesis II grills.I don't really see a place for the three burner spirit other than to save money. The two burner spirit I can somewhat understand because of its small size.
But the newer ones with the smashed looking lids in my opinion are so ugly I wouldn't want it no matter what. I don't know why they're so ugly to me but I wouldn't take one for free.
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I wish they had offered ivory on the Genesis!!!
Josh Dekubber
TVWBB Gold Member
Maybe because in this throwaway society we live in people just want something cheap to last a couple years and then when it's dirty and the bottom is rusting out of it you just throw it away and buy a new one.I actually don't despise the style, but the flimsy build is very disappointing. When they first came out, they offered some very nice colors including red, blue, and - my personal favorite - ivory. If I could house all the grills that catch my eye, I would take one of those ivory ones. Most believe Weber stopped offering most (maybe all) of those colors because they were going over TOO WELL, and the Spirit II line was cutting into sales of the Genesis II grills.
I wish they had offered ivory on the Genesis!!!
I would take a ivory/white Genesis also!