Performer hunt and observations

[Biff]

I have been searching CL for a low mileage Performer now for a couple of weeks. But, in the meantime I purchased a used OTG cooker to get dialed in on a 22" grill.
Mr. Weber either was very short or his grills must tip over easily. I have my OTG up on 8" blocks so I don't strain my old back (29"+8"=37", top of bottom bowl, TBB).
The Performer is taller at 32"TBB, but still short of being standard counter height for adult humans (36"). Also I have seen two of these in person now and the plastic tables on both units were total eyesores.
Is there a mod for  4" lift kit, and affordable table fix?

Thanks in advance
This site has been very helpful to my cooking goals

[Heyjude]

Weber stopped selling and using the plastic table. You can now get a metal table or build a custom one. Search the site for these mods.
As for a lift, That's going to be something you will likely have to do on your own or better yet, build a custom cart and drop in the Performer parts..
Good luck with it.

[Cellar2ful]

@Biff - Here is a recent thread with great photos of what I believe is a vintage original table in Australia. Best design I have seen and it easily breaks down for storage.

http://weberkettleclub.com/forums/weber-kettles-accessories/22'-wood-work-tables/msg304599/?topicseen#msg304599

[TheDude]

Been at it for over two years, and finally brought home a performer last week. Rome wasn't built in a day.