I will just leave this here


 
IF!!! THey dont really show that or the cabinet, so I am not going to pursue it at all. But, some of those parts would still be desirable even if the cook box and cabinet are toast.
 
Stefan, I would go grab that for you, but I am sure they want the whole grill gone and not just parts.
 
Here's another rust "fix" from a FB Marketplace ad listed near me in Palm Beach Gardens. Asking $80. It could be a nice grill again with work and replacing missing bottom, swing shelf, grates, burners, flavorizers...and then sell it for less than what has been invested:(.

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https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/2449293118500300/
 
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Yep, I would grab it if I wouldn't have to store it all winter. The handle light would be worth grabbing it.
 
I'm just curious, I've searched the stickies and can't find this answer. What burners do you use to replace worn out ones. I've seen 3 tube set on Amazon for $25, compared to the $50 or so from other shops. I already bought and installed burners on my grill, but just wondering for future reference if I want to flip a grill. Thanks
 
Yep, for Silver B grills and Genesis 1000 grills, your best bet is to buy the aftermarket burner tubes for that grill. They work just as good as OEM Weber and they are all made of stainless steel. I have a $13 set on my personal Genesis 1000. I use sub $20 tube sets on all the flip grills that I do that need them.

Just search Amazon for "Weber 7508" for Silver/Gold B/C tubes and "Weber 7506" for Genesis 1000-5000 grills

Other replacement parts for these older weber grills are pretty well covered here: https://tvwbb.com/showthread.php?76176-Weber-gas-grill-parts-source
 
Cool. Thanks Bruce. I feel like a fool now for ordering OEM burners from Weber. Maybe burners can get added to the list for other people who may be wondering.
 
All I can tell is that you get two tanks with it. If so, that would easily be worth the asking price.
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