Now I know how Lou Gehrig felt

[Joe Zoots]

New today. Came with the original bill of sale, owner’s manual, and serving tray. El-free-o.

 

[Bruce]

That is a classy lid and it has the serving tray. I will be looking forward to some rebuild photos of that one. How much was that grill new?

 

[Joe Zoots]

Didn’t open the plastic envelope it was in yet. Tomorrow I will post photos.

 

[Kelly C]

Wow…congratulations! What a great find (and price)!!!

 

[Dave in KC]

Nice old 4000. Great score.

 

[Bruce]

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[Chuck-roaniecowpony]

New today. Came with the original bill of sale, owner’s manual, and serving tray. El-free-o.

Looks like a fun find.....but how did Lou Gehrig feel? Did he find a nice vintage Weber gasser too? It has been nearly a century since he was in his heyday. So, he was a long passed hero when I grew up in the 60s.

 

[Bruce]

I think Lou Gehrig, in his end of career speech, said "I am the luckiest man alive". I think that is the reference that was alluded to.

 

[Chuck-roaniecowpony]

I think Lou Gehrig, in his end of career speech, said "I am the luckiest man alive". I think that is the reference that was alluded to.

Ahhh, now I recall that film reel being play on occasion. A man of incredible humbleness and optimism.

 

[Ed P]

I think Lou Gehrig, in his end of career speech, said "I am the luckiest man alive". I think that is the reference that was alluded to.

Thanks for the explanation.

 

[Joe Zoots]

Today, I consider myself the luckiest man on the face of the Earth.

I first used the quote at my wedding.

 

[Timothy F. Lewis]

I feel like that every day I wake up next to my wife.

 

[Rick P]

El-Kick-***-o!

 

[Rick P]

I feel like that every day I wake up next to my wife.

I feel like that every day I wake up....

 

[Joe Zoots]

Took the term “breaking down” the grill too literally. Anyone have a flame check for a propane manifold?