I will just leave this here

[Cody Bratton]

I have previous......

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Is that unused since restoration?

 

[Steve Hoch]

I hoped he or Steve may try to make a move on it! This warms my heart!

I had my chance. I'm in the middle of remodeling my walk in closet so going to pick up a grill wasn't too high on my list at the moment. I think those 5000's are cool, but never really wanted one that badly as I much prefer a Genesis 1000. I know that Paul will give it a proper home so that's good.

 

[Steve Hoch]

For clarity, I was talking about the $150 for the gold which I’ve scored a handful off of them free from curb. The glass cabinet grill, I would shell out $100 for.

That's what I was referring to as well with my comment above.

 

[Paul Warner]

It's a very light gray almost white stain or possibly paint on the regular wood slats. Most likely Maple wood.
Here is a close up of one of mine in line for restoration.
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Thanks Josh, I guess I will see soon enough what condition the paint is but it looks like something that looks great fresh out the box but I wonder how durable the look is longer term. I do think it works well with the grey hood though.

 

[Josh Dekubber]

Thanks Josh, I guess I will see soon enough what condition the paint is but it looks like something that looks great fresh out the box but I wonder how durable the look is longer term. I do think it works well with the grey hood though.

You're welcome Paul, I'm going to go the opposite direction with my gray lid and use dark Brazilian Walnut for contrast with the lid.

 

[Paul Warner]

Is that unused since restoration?

It was one of several i completed for a friend and he had them for his showroom a few years back so not sure if its ever been used.

 

[Steve Hoch]

Thanks Josh, I guess I will see soon enough what condition the paint is but it looks like something that looks great fresh out the box but I wonder how durable the look is longer term. I do think it works well with the grey hood though.

Paul, that finish is going to be pretty close to a gray deck stain and I'm sure it will need to be redone, especially the handle if it's even salvageable.

 

[Paul Warner]

Paul, that finish is going to be pretty close to a gray deck stain and I'm sure it will need to be redone, especially the handle if it's even salvageable.

Thanks Steve, Luckily i know some shady dude that can supply new handles

 

[Jon Tofte]

Stand down guys, I've got this from here......

Paul,
Very glad you are rescuing this one. I know you will make it look like new again.

As usual, work and family issues have gone against me, but here is one teaser picture of the gas kettle cart grill in progress. When I finally get closer to completion (Spring?), I will start a full thread.

 

[Paul Warner]

Paul,
Very glad you are rescuing this one. I know you will make it look like new again.

As usual, work and family issues have gone against me, but here is one teaser picture of the gas kettle cart grill in progress. When I finally get closer to completion (Spring?), I will start a full thread.

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Hi Jon, wow that looks like a solid start, is that the original wood?

 

[Steve Hoch]

Thanks Steve, Luckily i know some shady dude that can supply new handles

I don't know, I thought he was pretty above board when I talked to him.

 

[Mark AU]

That’s the one that @Mark AU said got the most attention at his recent event at a Weber company store in Australia. Of course, his was meticulously and beautifully restored.

I hope someone saves this one .

Thanks Jon, yep this one attracted a lot of attention which was great to see. Makes the effort put it to restore it worth while

 

[Mark AU]

I think you are probably right on the flip aspect, Cody, although I know @Bruce restored and flipped one. Maybe he can weigh in. To me, this is more of a collector gem like what @Mark AU has done with his. It would certainly be a nice centerpiece if you have room for grills just to look at.

I would definitely say a collectors item. It was pretty cool, none of the Weber representatives had seen one in the flesh and a couple had no idea it came with glass doors from factory

 

[Steve Hoch]

I would definitely say a collectors item. It was pretty cool, none of the Weber representatives had seen one in the flesh and a couple had no idea it came with glass doors from factory

Pretty rare grill here in the States as well. I've never seen one in the flesh myself.

 

[Jon Tofte]

Hi Jon, wow that looks like a solid start, is that the original wood?

Paul,
Yes, I at least got that done. My wife helped me on Photoshop morph the logo to the early one used on this gas kettle cart.

 

[Mark AU]

Pretty rare grill here in the States as well. I've never seen one in the flesh myself.

Hey Mate, yeah wow, I would of thought they would still be quite accessible over there