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Larry, I have picked up several Q's with melted/warped lights. I have never grabbed one with that style of light however. Probably leaving the grill on full over night or a nice grease fire pushed the temps above what they are designed for.

Josh, What on that grill seems to be installed backwards? That is a great $20 find and if I could make a $200 profit on them, I would do more as well. Maybe one like that for $20 and not having to replace grates or burners would make it possible, but I have found it hard to sell them for much over $200 fully rehabbed.
 
Bruce said:
Larry, I have picked up several Q's with melted/warped lights. I have never grabbed one with that style of light however. Probably leaving the grill on full over night or a nice grease fire pushed the temps above what they are designed for.

Josh, What on that grill seems to be installed backwards? That is a great $20 find and if I could make a $200 profit on them, I would do more as well. Maybe one like that for $20 and not having to replace grates or burners would make it possible, but I have found it hard to sell them for much over $200 fully rehabbed.
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Looking again this morning it looks like just the bottom rack is on backwards this time so no big deal.
 
IDK, I hate to tell you guys how many times I've left mine on all night because I forgot :D Did not melt anything. And if you melted something I would think something besides or in addition to the light
 
Jon Tofte said:
I recently picked up a Q3200 that was in decent shape, but the handle light was coming apart. I attributed that to the effects of heat. Maybe something else, but they are often unusable in used grills.
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Check this one out! Just out of driving range for me. Q2800N+ new in the box for a $99

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Jon Tofte said:
I recently picked up a Q3200 that was in decent shape, but the handle light was coming apart. I attributed that to the effects of heat. Maybe something else, but they are often unusable in used grills.
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I probably got lucky with my handle light on the 320, which originated in Washington. Light on my new 1200 was new in box for cheap-it comes on and off when lid opened and closed too. Very handy now that its getting darker out earlier.
 
Just sold my last finished Q grill. The red Q300 for $275. Seems around here it is easiest to sell the smaller Q grill. Tons of interest in the smallest Baby Q 1000-1200 second most popular was Q200-2200 and least was Q300-3200. They did sell better than I expected them to though. It does makes sense in this area. I'm sold out of everything right now so I'll have to get to work and put something else up for sale. This weird off-season market is working out well for me. Just as I thought it could with low inventory and what is there is crappy, dirty, stagnant inventory that's overpriced. Good stuff still comes up occasionally but I grab it quick.
 
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BobH-SCW said:
I’ve had no interest in my big Q not moving around here
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At least to me Arizona seems more like a buyer's advantage market then sellers market. At least from what I've seen so far.

Stuff that I watch there sits for sale for quite a while usually. I have my eye on 3 different Weber Genesis Platinum 1000 grills. We'll see what's available when I'm there in December. It'll be one Grill at a time at that house. I don't want to overload that place with rehab grills.
 
Josh, that might be on picking up grills for rehabbing, but it seems you do pretty darn as a seller as well on the grills you have rehabbed.
 
Bruce said:
Josh, that might be on picking up grills for rehabbing, but it seems you do pretty darn as a seller as well on the grills you have rehabbed.
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I only sell so far at my Washington house though. Might be a different story if I tried to sell in Arizona.

I might find out when I try and sell my Genesis ii 3 burner. If I decide to get a platinum 1000 to replace it with
 
I have a couple different options for that house. Ideally I like to have a two burner and a 3 burner so I could either add that brand new in the box LX 240 that I just found for sale there to go with my Genesis ii 3 burner. Otherwise I could sell my Genesis ii 3 burner to be replaced with a Genesis 1000 Platinum to go with my Genesis Junior. Either way I'd like to either have two new matching grills or two oldschool matching grills
 
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