Red Weber Performer

[Mitch]

Just curious, I have decided to sell my Red Weber Performer with SS cart. Wondering what is a good price to list for. Was thinking of $250. It is in excellent working condition with an area of paint loss around 5” by 1.5” from an icicle encounter. Thanks

 

[Bruce]

Here is a comparison: https://www.facebook.com/marketplac...wse_serp:76e1a94c-e090-4035-8811-65cf6011d22b

Another one but black lid: https://www.facebook.com/marketplac...wse_serp:eb93695f-e9de-4314-8673-2596162533c6

 

[Bob Erdman]

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/137961988348725/ And another.

 

[W Tyler]

You have a very nice grill............but $250 may be stretching it, given the issues with the lid and no gas tank. You can always start there and go down, as it's almost impossible (once you list) to go up.

 

[Tim Snyder]

I've been shopping for a SS Performer for a few months now. I consider $250 top dollar for a grill in used condition (unrestored, no new parts). I start making deductions for problems from that number. I drove to look at one yesterday for $200, I thought it was in rough condition, the lid didn't match the bowl, it was very dirty, had paint overspray all over it, wheels were beat, but it did have 2 useable tanks. It was a project grill, in my opinion. Guy wouldn't move on price for me, but it did sell that day, so somebody bought it. Seems people see high prices for minty Performers and then they want top dollar for their janky restoration projects. (Not to imply OP's grill is janky).