Steve Hoch
TVWBB Olympian
Yep, that was definitely another time we all talked about that grill then completely forgot about it again.
I will just leave this here
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Cody Bratton
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Look at this absolute Beauty! 
Maybe it’s been posted? Only thing off I see is the manual ignition hole.
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Steve Hoch
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He probably put that panel on backwards purposely because it was rusty on the front side.Look at this absolute Beauty!
Maybe it’s been posted? Only thing off I see is the manual ignition hole.
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Cody Bratton
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I wonder if he did anything to it at all. The wood looks incredible. The only flaw I can see in pics is the WEBER in the fat walls.
Steve Hoch
TVWBB Olympian
It does look more like a survivor than a restoration. The wood looks like it may have been refinished at some point, but maybe not. The handle is shot though, definitely warped.
Eric-NH
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This seems rare, and it's free...
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Josh Dekubber
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I'm considering one in my area that is for sale but I have the same concerns and would have to be willing to do some custom work and figure out how to adapt newer burners most likely. I think it could be really cool though when finished but there might be some speed bumps along the way. I might be finishing up my Broilmaster P4 this weekend.
Jon Tofte
TVWBB 1-Star Olympian
Yes, that looks like an older one than mine (which is in pieces!) I wish that was by me so I could get it for parts. As @Josh Dekubber noted, to bring one of these back will involve some fabrication.
Eric-NH
TVWBB All-Star
I'm debating grabbing it to just see what it's about
Josh Dekubber
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I'll be very interested if you do! Maybe I'll grab the one near me
Eric-NH
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@Jon Tofte would this be the correct model and parts?
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Eric-NH
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I think I will, it's free and just under a 30 minute drive. I'm rural my I consider that to be very close
Josh Dekubber
TVWBB Hall of Fame
Get it!!!I think I will, it's free and just under a 30 minute drive. I'm rural my I consider that to be very close
Eric-NH
TVWBB All-Star
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Eric-NH
TVWBB All-Star
@Josh Dekubber you, sir, are an enabler 
Josh Dekubber
TVWBB Hall of Fame
Whooo Meeee@Josh Dekubber you, sir, are an enabler
Yeah maybe lol
Eric-NH
TVWBB All-Star
And I think we all love you for it
Jon Tofte
TVWBB 1-Star Olympian
Seems like the right reference. The left side is a regular gas grill, and while the grate is not a size that Broilmaster has made for some time, I believe it uses the same burners as some others. The right side is supposed to be an oven and has a "half-burner" that I doubt you could get now. Making a replacement out of a regular burner might be feasible if you have welding skills. Mine didn't have the wire rack grates, but I found some smal oven ones the right size. Then things got hairy as I took the whole grill apart and realized how deep in I had gotten myself!''@Jon Tofte would this be the correct model and parts?
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This is mine when I picked it up years ago:
Mine is a later model where they upped the left side to have dual burner controls and added a timer (middle) and two igniters. I guess the original older one just assumed you would light it with a match or lighter.
I believe I even have the rotisserie for the left side. I have the dual firebox and lids sandblasted and at least a majority of the parts. Just no time!
Here's a nicely restored older one I saw on Broilmaster's website. I don't know if they still do, but they used to have a photo gallery of long-term used and loved Broilmaster grills.
