Here's a pic of my latest acquisition....an AU code performer.
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Not coloured.

OT blades are ceased.

Not bad for $40.

A good cleaning and she'll be good.
Looks like a great buy to me!
Great find and for a wonderful price!
Nice find!
Fantastic find, $40! You stole it!
Congratulations what a great find.
Great find and great price.
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That thing is cherry! Excellent grab, congrats.
It's a BLACK Perf Dlx ... HOW MUCH MORE COULD YOU ASK FOR. It'll cook ANYTHING w/o the stress of crazing. What a GREAT find !!! Congrats. Lumpy, if I sound excited for your great find, I am :) SJ
Id'v been on that like a hippy on a hookah.
And you can flip it & make a buck, or if something else comes up....well..
It'll probly turn out to be your work hoarse cuz its a hell of a handy appliance. Dont use it, the first thing youll do is set something on it...then youll be hooked...FOREVER!
Sweet. Forty bucks is a bloody steal.......and no silly taco handle....beauty. Those sell up here for 150-250 all the time. You could flip it and reserve the money for something "special" Stateside.
That's a nice grill. And you will love having that little table to set things on.
So I have my doubts that I'll be able to get the sweeper assembly going without wrecking it.

But wouldn't you know, I just so happen to have the whole assembly left over from when I made my stacker mod!

Tip of the day: Don't throw out spare parts.
Quote from: Lumpy Coal on October 31, 2015, 09:19:32 AMTip of the day: Don't throw out spare parts.
I would seriously like to add .... "
Don't NEVER throw out spare parts."
Nice score, BTW. I never saw that listed ... You're getting quick, eh?! ;) :o ;) ;)
Quote from: Lumpy Coal on October 31, 2015, 09:19:32 AM
So I have my doubts that I'll be able to get the sweeper assembly going without wrecking it. 
Lumpy ... an after-thought; 1st spray it with Krud Kutter, let it stand 10 minutes, then slowly gently try to move the blades again. Try that method a couple of times (it's almost always worked for me), if not for you, then proceed to the rust-remover products (aka CLR, etc.). Finally, give it the old pop-n-drop and replace it w/ your left-overs ... ;) :) ;D SJ
Quote from: SmokenJoe on October 31, 2015, 11:58:26 AM
Quote from: Lumpy Coal on October 31, 2015, 09:19:32 AM
So I have my doubts that I'll be able to get the sweeper assembly going without wrecking it. 
Lumpy ... an after-thought; 1st spray it with Krud Kutter, let it stand 10 minutes, then slowly gently try to move the blades again. Try that method a couple of times (it's almost always worked for me), if not for you, then proceed to the rust-remover products (aka CLR, etc.). Finally, give it the old pop-n-drop and replace it w/ your left-overs ... ;) :) ;D SJ
Tried WD40, finally got it off but the blades are all rusted at the base anyways.