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TomRc said:
It’s actually a new, old stock lid. I picked up a pair of these a while back that I found one day while bouncing around the web. They came completely assembled with the marketing cardboard overlay, end caps, badge, and handle as shown.
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That was a great find Tom!
 
Jon Tofte said:
I know Mark as well. In fact, I helped him with a few obscure parts including a tray to match his gray pinstripe hooded Genesis 4 I believe. He is a very nice person and does stunning restores. That would be a great time to be able to attend! A little far away, though!
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I agree Jon! Mark is a super nice guy and does high quality work. Wish I could go and support him but yeah Australia is a bit far. It's impressive everything that he accomplishes so far away from America in Australia with challenges like finding parts or even finding grills. Glad you were able to help him out!!
 
Josh Dekubber said:
Broilmaster G-3T model history
  • The G-3T model is part of the vintage Warm Morning/Broilmaster series.
  • The original Warm Morning brand was phased out, with the company becoming Broilmaster, but early models can still be found.
  • Sources for parts for the G3 series list cast-iron burners that fit the Warm Morning G3T.
  • Some sources suggest the model could date as early as 1968, but it likely falls within the broader production window of 1968 to 1976 for Warm Morning Broilmasters. These grill are known to be still going strong decades later.
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This gentleman added burner pictures to the Warm Morning post. Lowered the price a bit. What's the story on the burners? They don't look stainless steel.

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Josh Dekubber said:
I couldn't ask you to do that Val. More will come available near me.
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That's Ok Josh but think about it. You've helped me out a lot with my grill projects and I don't mind doing it. I wish I could save this grill for myself right now but I'm a bit short of "grill cash" and the domestic politics for bringing home more grills. It looks really cool and I know you would give it a great home. It's also possible that the owner may come further down in price. We'll see. I think he knows it has value but the people in our area don't seem too because it hasn't moved in a week.
 
Anybody on here used Fastenal’s store to store LTL shipping anytime lately? It used to be quite the bargain a decade or so ago and it now appears they go by the name of Blue Line Freight. I need to ship a completed grill from Upstate NY to Pensacola, FL and thought I’d look into it as an option.
 
TomRc said:
Anybody on here used Fastenal’s store to store LTL shipping anytime lately? It used to be quite the bargain a decade or so ago and it now appears they go by the name of Blue Line Freight. I need to ship a completed grill from Upstate NY to Pensacola, FL and thought I’d look into it as an option.
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No, but I'd love the see the grill making the journey, unless there is a double secret non-disclosure in place preventing pics.
 
TomRc said:
Anybody on here used Fastenal’s store to store LTL shipping anytime lately? It used to be quite the bargain a decade or so ago and it now appears they go by the name of Blue Line Freight. I need to ship a completed grill from Upstate NY to Pensacola, FL and thought I’d look into it as an option.
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That sounds like it might be an interesting story with a few pictures of the grill?
 
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