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Yes it does. Its in the first sentence of the descriptionYour CL ad doesn't mention LPG or NG.
As I stated the burners and bars are in good condition. Im not sure what else you would need to see. Im sure its worth more than 50 buck though.Worth about $50.
That is all I would pay from what I see. YOu will need to post several more pictures, to include the inside if you want a more accurate opinion from us and a max price when selling it.
It looks good on the outside, but how do we know the car even has an engine unless you open the hood.
I think this is an insightful, fair appraisal. In it's current condition, knowing the value of these things in our area, what price range would you put it in? That is what he wants to know, as do I.Having seen the before picture, I appreciate the effort you put into it (nice work on the side tables), but I think overall it falls short for your asking price. Bruce is right, you need more pics of what's inside. You state that internals are in good condition, but we can't see that from the one pic in the ad with the lid up. What I can see in that pic is old style grates that haven't been cleaned very well and a firebox that has not been cleaned at all. What I cannot see in that pic is the condition of the flavorizers, burner tubes, or the inside of the lid. The outside gets an A. The inside gets an incomplete.
I saw you deleted his name and the Deleted Member moniker from my post. The substituted pronouns had no reference. I re-wrote using OP. Is that acceptable?I was asked to close the account. No reason given. None required. Honoring the request and scrubbing the name.
It's fine. Being a man narrows it down to about 99% of participants here.Is that acceptable?
I generally filter out everything under $5 or over $300 or $325; that helps a great deal when looking at offerup or cl.I see your point, although to me that guy just clutters up the list and that makes it hard to find the real gold. And when I look at CL in the Midwest region, I see a lot more vintage grills up for grabs, which seems to say that the eastern folks really love their 'que more so than on the west coast.
Does it seem to you that the Weber coal burners, especially the Performers, sell quicker than the gassers in our location? Also, the vintage NG grills seem to be slower movers than the LPG models.
He just did an orifice change to convert NG to LPG. I suspected that might end up becoming someone else's problem.I was asked to close the account. No reason given. None required. Honoring the request and scrubbing the name.
You may be right.He just did an orifice change to convert NG to LPG. I suspected that might end up becoming someone else's problem.