I like 30 year old redheads that need a little RRR

[AZ2FL]

My redhead gasser RRR started during covid lockdown last year. Project was never completed. It was collecting dust in the garage. I've been motivated to make room for a Seville that will be arriving this weekend.

I can probably count on two hands how many times I've used a gasser in my lifetime. The original plan was to rehab it for my wife. She passed on the idea and would rather use charcoal.


A coworker I've known for 10 years was looking to replace his third POS gasser in the time I've known him. I convinced him to buy my Weber redhead, with 13 flavorizer bars and a deep fire box. He's happy and now I have room in the garage for a Seville.

Frame, lid sides & firebox were repainted, all of the following was new, SS hardware, flavorizer bars, ignitor and SS grates. Scrap white oak wood was used to make the side table.

It was a fun little project, only 16 months to complete.

Cheers

[AZ2FL]

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[Kneab]

Nice job Robert, that looks great.
They are hard to let go of once restored. I have done it 4 times.
My current one I do not plan on parting with.

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[bamakettles]

Looks really nice Robert!  Lots of life left in that gem.....Definitely want to see that Seville when you get it.

[jarryd]

Nice one Rob.
Never restored a Gasser myself, but admire those that do and the results they produce.


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