Is this a Weber?

[tb80]

And if so, how old is it and how much would you offer to pay?

[saxart]

Yes, that is an early "3-wheeler" SJ.   It appears to be a C-code or later as evidenced by the cook-grate groove I think I see in the side of the bowl.   Earlier code models (A and B code) had small tabs welded in to hold the cook grate up.

Value?  Kind of in the eye of the beholder.   I've paid as little as $10 for a couple of these I own.  I've paid more for others. 

[tb80]

How do they cook?  I already have a SJS and SJG.  Is it worth picking it up for $10?

[SixZeroFour]

^ Great advice from a SJ guru!

I'd also agree and say somewhere in the $10 (great deal) - $30 (fair price) mark would probably about right. Depends how bad your case of the itis' is

[saxart]

How do they cook?  I already have a SJS and SJG.  Is it worth picking it up for $10?

Personally, I think the 3-wheelers like are MUCH better cookers (capable of higher temps) than the later SJS and SJG models.  Besides, if you don't have one of these, then you NEED one anyway!   

[tb80]

Thanks for the quick response.  I will email the seller and see if it is still available. 

[Red Kettle Rich]

For $10 don't ask just buy

[Craig]

Seeing the ridge in the bowl to hold the grate, that is either a C, D, or maybe an E code.