Josh Dekubber
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I'm honestly shocked that it's still available. I wish I was within driving distance.
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I will just leave this here
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Cody Bratton
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Nope. But people unlike us, tend to like the new shiny stuff. I have done some scrub and sells lately. Honestly for profitability those are way better than the full on rehabs. But I don't really do it just for the money. It is a cool hobby, and I know people are getting something quality for their money.
I am actually putting one together now from my "meh" parts bin for a local guy who just went thru some wild cancer, and treatment/recovery. He is good friends with my brother and sister in-law. They're buying the parts (perfect timing with prime days) and I am giving them the frame, lid and cook box. Lid is pretty badly faded, but they don't care.
HankBates
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Seems to me that Genesis 2/2000 has had some restoration. Double drop down tables aren't shown in the brochures I've seen on other than 4000+, so I would think they added it....
Josh Dekubber
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It's a Genesis 3
Steve Hoch
TVWBB Olympian
They did something to it, if it's a 3 or 3000 it should only have a side burner on the right side.
LMichaels
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Here is an interesting one. These things were beasts made by Grand Hall in Taiwan https://www.facebook.com/share/16xhmTbMLf/
Josh Dekubber
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I don't think all Genesis 3 grills came with a side Burner
LMichaels
TVWBB 2-Star Olympian
Actually they did as IIRC that was really what made them a "3"
Josh Dekubber
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I think you're right. I think it was the 4 you could get both swing tables with or without side burner.
Steve Hoch
TVWBB Olympian
Cody Bratton
TVWBB Diamond Member
Didn't they used to sell the side tables as an accessory? Or an add on?
Cody Bratton
TVWBB Diamond Member
And it also doesn’t have the wide white walls, which makes me think it’s an early 3000 vs a 3. Or am I mistaken there?
Steve Hoch
TVWBB Olympian
Yep, you could buy the tables and the side burner.
Steve Hoch
TVWBB Olympian
No casters on the left side, so it's a later 3. Edit: or whatever model it started off as since that's not a stock configuration.
Josh Dekubber
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I would think it was most likely ordered like this or done when purchased new.
If it is infact a 3 maybe the dealer gave them the option of a side burner or a Right flip table.
Hard to say for sure but it doesn't look like the flip table was recently added.
Wish I could grab it for $500
If it is infact a 3 maybe the dealer gave them the option of a side burner or a Right flip table.
Hard to say for sure but it doesn't look like the flip table was recently added.
Wish I could grab it for $500
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Bruce
TVWBB 2-Star Olympian
The Genesis 4/5 that I restored this year was born as a 4 with dual drop down shelves and no side burner. The PO added the side burner to make it a 5.
But, that brings up another point. My 4 (i had the original owners manual) had the glass cabinet. The grill we are talking about had the dual tables but no cabinet, so I would say it was a 3.
Cody Bratton
TVWBB Diamond Member
Doh, how did I overlook that... getting tempted to message this person... but I think a couple more weeks should do the trick. lol
Josh Dekubber
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Would you say all Genesis 4 grills came with a glass cabinet?
Josh Dekubber
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If you can get it for $500 or less I think it would be a killer deal.
Bruce
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Josh, I am just posting what I know. I am fulling willing to admit that a Genesis 4 could have come from the factory with out the cabinet.
One thing to keep in mind is that a Genesis 4 in 1986 might not have the exact same configuration as one built in 1989, despite being listed as the same model. Kind of like a 1968 Chevy Camero vs a 1971 Chevy Camaro. Very different vehicles.
One thing to keep in mind is that a Genesis 4 in 1986 might not have the exact same configuration as one built in 1989, despite being listed as the same model. Kind of like a 1968 Chevy Camero vs a 1971 Chevy Camaro. Very different vehicles.