Genesis Restore & Regift

[56MPG]

Years ago I gave my wife's brother a Genesis I had rehabbed. I offered to re-rehab it again this year so he had one to use at his lake house. (And so I could use it when we visit.) Well, I ended up combining two to make one, and used the mahogany tables from a former Mod-month entry that was re-purposed. Made a new mahogany handle to match. First time I've had the fire box and side panels blasted. I will do that again for sure. So nice to start with clean parts. Of course, I had to add new burners, flavorizers and grates - stainless of course. We'll give it a workout this weekend for a family picnic, (maybe get some better pics) then he can shlep it down to the lake so I don't have to.

[Mr.CPHo]

That looks beautiful.  Love the woodwork.


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[nitis]

Love those 13 bar boxes. Where's you source your flavor bars and grates?  Good bad or indifferent


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[56MPG]

Flavorizers and grates are NOS Weber. Bars are really nice, grates are not my favorite, but nothing wrong with them. I'm spoiled by the Summit SS grates now. I find both locally when they pop up on CL. I think I got these grates from @dwnthehatch . I would check out RCplaner on Ebay - or email him directly. His prices aren't bad. Less than $200 gets you a grill that will cook for at least ten more years, maybe twenty.

[JEBIV]

Awesome looking Genny happy to see it in your color

[RottiGuy]

Look's great!!

[mrgoodbar67]

Not a gasser fan but that's a beauty


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[Canadian Bacon]

Very nice job on that Gasser....you really went to town on that grill....and as already mentioned,beautiful job on the woodwork.

[Hell Fire Grill]

I like your style Marty. Re-purposing material from a previous project to make something else new again. I do the same thing with junk...

[Tony]

Takes My breath Away, Brother!!

Makes my '92 Genesis look like a Train Wreck! 

Awesome Job!

Best Regards,

Tony 

[mrgoodbar67]

One thing I always wondered, why didn't weber place the knobs on the front panel instead of the side like they did.  Doesn't appear to be efficient use of space


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