Good job on restoration. Looks fine. For once, the old song is correct: the best things in life are free. You can do some serious cooking on that baby.
We used to call it Hippy Christmas back in the day, cruising campus looking for household goods.
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and that's how every lame horror movie starts. Someone throws out the "Hell Grill" and then bad things happen. You'll know that's what's happening when not only are people dying but in lame and ironic ways. Just saying.... Seriously though that's coolJust wanted to show off my sweet "road trash" find the other day. I don't normally go looking for stuff like this, but on my way home from work I slammed the brakes on when I saw it gleaming in the sunshine. A Weber gas BBQ! I always drool over these at the hardware stores and have always wanted one, but always end up walking out with a cheapie. After giving it a major degreasing and scrub today and hosed it out, it is in great shape and fired up like a champ! (My old one is on the left) I call this a legendary upgrade. FREE!! "One man's trash is another man's gold"View attachment 26201
priorities man. Got to have priorities.We used to look for days designated to put out heavy trash in nice neighborhoods.
Jeff Foxworthy talks about his first apartment (all of our first apartment) with the beanbag chair repaired with duct tape and the bookcase made from boards and cinderblocks... with the $5,000 stereo on it.
It's amazing what some degreaser and elbow grease can do. The inside looks damn fine as well after a good degreasing with steel wool pad.Awww... I was expecting a cool pipe or something!
Either way, nice score! It looks new!
Since we're on gas barbecuing, what's the best thing to apply to the grill surface before firing up to make it more non-stick? Hi heat cooking oil?
That sounds like a good bbq companion. I'll have to look into that, thanks!Great score! I grew up very poor and learned at an early age "rehab" things that others deemed trash. We love cooking outside. We have a covered deck so we're able to cook out there a lot. If you like cooking outside look in to a Blackstone griddle. I bought one 2 years ago and we use it all the time. It's especially nice if you're cooking breakfast for a family. We can do the hash-browns, bacon and eggs all at the same time. It's really nice for pancakes as well because you can cook a whole families worth at the same time.