It took me 3 years but I finally found it.......Weber Fireplace 2726


 
Ed.Crawdaddy said:
After reading your post today, I decided to search my local Craigslist to see what I would find. Low and behold, a brand new Weber Fireplace! Not quite the same deal, as this person wants $300! Yikes!

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Weber Outdoor Fireplace Fire Pit - farm & garden - by owner - sale

1980's vintage Weber Wood Burning Fireplace Fire Pit Model #2710 Brand new condition - never used...
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I would pay that as they are impossible to find. It will last forever-try negotiating a lower price. These things are like unicorns. Trust me.
 
JDillard said:
I found this one today in Athens, GA for $20. It’s not in perfect shape but I couldn’t pass it up.
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That is an amazing price. You can find cedar Weber handles on Esty and other sites. The fire pit will last you a life time. My kids use it all the time, For the life of me, I can't understand why Weber discontinued this perfectly made product. Enjoy!
 
Picked this one up about a month ago for $60. Picked it up on my lunch from work, had agreed to pick it up after work. The seller kept bugging me because she was getting so many offers for over her asking price.
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I like the added mesh. That's not stock, but I've wanted to do it to mine since I bought it (MANY years ago.....) Seems like a good safety addition given our state's predisposition to going up like a tinderbox! :oops:

Nice find.

R
 
Yeah, the previous owner saved me the hassle of adding it and it easy to replace. All the pits I've seen in stores have an arrestor of some type, it might be requirements to sell them in CA.
 
I like the wood burning fireplace; I saw that Weber put out an LP model… Not attractive IMHO
 

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Rebecca Zerbst said:
I like the wood burning fireplace; I saw that Weber put out an LP model… Not attractive IMHO
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Well... I picked up a Flame (I think last year. Or was it the year before?). It's currently apart in the tractor shed awaiting a bit of restoration. I'm hoping my Wife will like it when I finally have the time to get it operational - we'll see...
 
We sure like ours! *Flame" that is. But, I also got us a couple SOLO Stove Mesa XL smokeless fire pits for table top. Looking forward to opening them up and firing them up
 
John G (Boston) said:
Well... I picked up a Flame (I think last year. Or was it the year before?). It's currently apart in the tractor shed awaiting a bit of restoration. I'm hoping my Wife will like it when I finally have the time to get it operational - we'll see...
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John: What was the retail price last year? Someone in Vegas selling one for $100 states it was over $600?
 
They haven't been produced for close to 10 years if I recall correctly.
$100 is a good price. If it is in really good shape, up to $200 is good.
 
Rebecca Zerbst said:
John: What was the retail price last year? Someone in Vegas selling one for $100 states it was over $600?
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I paid $100 for the Flame (on Craig's list). It's in pretty good shape (no rust) and has all the logs. The only things wrong with it are the porcelain top has a couple little chips on the edges (as most of these do) and a squirrel chewed on the gas knob. I was able to dismantle the upper portion and load the thing into my Prius, much to the seller's surprise. I think, If I remember correctly, the guy told me he paid like $660 for the Flame new.
 
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