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It has no cart and that's a big negative but it looks like it could be lightly used and in nice condition. Hard to say for sure without a look inside but the outside looks pretty clean as far as condition. Finding a cart is possible but im probably gonna pass on this one for that reason.
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This 6 burner would probably be a better pick- up put not really wanting a 6 burner or SS lid.

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An open cart 425 green lid would probably be my 1st choice.
 
Josh Dekubber said:
It has no cart and that's a big negative but it looks like it could be lightly used and in nice condition. Hard to say for sure without a look inside but the outside looks pretty clean as far as condition. Finding a cart is possible but im probably gonna pass on this one for that reason.
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Might be a solid candidate for a parts grill if you were interested in restoring one of these. Maybe the climate in AZ is easier on the cook boxes in these things.
 
Steve Hoch said:
Might be a solid candidate for a parts grill if you were interested in restoring one of these. Maybe the climate in AZ is easier on the cook boxes in these things.
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In order to be interested in one of these for restoration I'd have to find one that's been in dry storage with very little use. I'd want to apply Jon's fix to a cookbox that isn't rotten and most everything else is in excellent condition. If I come across one like that great and if I don't that's ok too. I have lots of future projects I'm happy with so I'm not hurting.
 
Josh Dekubber said:
In order to be interested in one of these for restoration I'd have to find one that's been in dry storage with very little use. I'd want to apply Jon's fix to a cookbox that isn't rotten and most everything else is in excellent condition. If I come across one like that great and if I don't that's ok too. I have lots of future projects I'm happy with so I'm not hurting.
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You don't have to explain yourself to me, I get it. The only way I would want to take one of those on is to find one that's been sitting inside and unused for the last twenty years or more.
 
I think Larry would agree that the one I bought from him got plenty of use and later sat outside in his yard and then mine. Nonetheless, it cleaned up amazingly well.

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These are special grills in my opinion from the last days Weber was still totally the real deal. I think even a mediocre one would be worth the effort.
 
Jon Tofte said:
I think Larry would agree that the one I bought from him got plenty of use and later sat outside in his yard and then mine. Nonetheless, it cleaned up amazingly well.

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These are special grills in my opinion from the last days Weber was still totally the real deal. I think even a mediocre one would be worth the effort.
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I agree Jon! I think it would definitely be more than worth the effort. That grill you have there is a stand out, legend, icon, classic
 
Josh Dekubber said:
The Vieluxe is super cool but huge. I prefer much smaller footprint grills. The 4 burner Summit would be my max size footprint I'd be interested in.
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The funny thing about these Vieluxes is that the grilling space really isn’t that enormous. That one posted above is the “smaller” model. Its total main grate size is the same as the classic Genesis x000/Silver/Gold. But that double side burner IS enormous, contributing to almost half of the total footprint of the grill!

Even my “large” 56” only adds one more (half set) grate. Plenty of room, but nowhere as large as some of the gigantic stainless grills we see posted from time to time.
 
It is untested by me. No burners or flavor bars.
Only thing I added were burner knobs, stainless-steel lid end cap bolts and cook box mounting bolt and the tank.
When I picked it up it had a red lid but kept that and put on the green lid I had.
Besides the obvious TLC it needs.
Needs flavor bars, burners, ignitor, grease tray rails and badge.
I decide I had to many projects going and thought I would offer it up to the next person.
 
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