The price was right. I certainly won't fault you for playing around with it.
Yes, it has black durawood although the bottom tables aren't present in the picture. I'd love to have the grill and it's only across town from me. Which Tom?
Yep, that grill is a tank emptier for sure!
It's similar in our area right now. In the summer there seemed to be more free early Genesis or ones that were more reasonable. Take a look at this:
That's just about what that grill cost brand new. Give me a break.
Good memory.
I try to keep an eye out for things people are looking for.
I would have paid up for that one too. Neither one of these is a $200 grill in my opinion. The red one is closer, maybe $100 if it's at least complete. It also appears to be missing a table.
I agree with that
Me too, but I've been losing hope and I'm almost ready to leave the Genesis 1000 chapter of my life behind. I still have a decent one that's not good enough to restore, or bad enough to get rid of.
What do you need to make a High level restored 1000? With what you already have.
I need a good frame and a good lid. The one I have has a faded Platinum series lid and a frame that the original owner drilled holes in the frame for bracing instead of tightening the frame up the right way. At this point I need a grill in decent shape that I don't have to drive two hours to get or pay more than $75 for. Otherwise, it's just not worth it to me anymore.
I thought you had a skyline in good shape except the lid was faded.
I do, or did. I gave the lid to Cody. I used the frame to build the Jack Daniels grill.
Oh ok I didn't know that.
Yup. It’s crazy on that lid how the fade is almost uniform specs. Not like most Weber faded lids.
Yeah, I thought I could live with the fade on the lid but I couldn't. A Skyline lid in perfect condition is on my short list.