Is this Avocado green Weber worth saving?

[DEWeber]

Hey all, my girlfriend dragged this gas Weber grill home from a junk pile and seemed to think it could be saved.

Despite my last name actually being "Weber" (no relation) I think it's likely junk but maybe there's something vintage or unusual about it??

Appreciate any advice. Thanks!

 

[LMichaels]

It's not a gas grill. It's charcoal burner. With gas starter. Where is the lid?

 

[MichaelLC]

Lid would be a important factor, yeah.

Was going to say it's in decent shape but then saw the big chunk of missing plastic.

 

[EricV.]

It's a Weber Performer Gen II model, you could replace the plastic table top with a new metal one & also add some new wheels to it. You can add any kettle to the frame, to me the frame is what is the most desirable.

 

[timothy]

I think that was a crate and barrel offering.
Someone would be interested in that bowl or ash casher. The frame ( like Eric said) can be brought back to life.

 

[Jon Tofte]

I am not sure of the name of that special Crate and Barrel color, but it is not the classic Weber avocado used many years ago:

 

[Chris Allingham]

I am not sure of the name of that special Crate and Barrel color, but it is not the classic Weber avocado used many years ago

I believe the color is “Lime Green.”

 

[Timothy F. Lewis]

Did the avocado do the color shift like the old yellow ones did! I LOVE that, I wish I had one of those, it would become the rotisserie kettle!