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Started by thebigdawg77, June 02, 2016, 06:44:50 PM

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thebigdawg77

Some of you guys may have read my introductory post highlighting a 22 inch kettle I rescued that needed a lot of work.



I didn't realize I had been bitten by a bug.

That kettle is going to live on with a newer lid in the care of a good friend.

I on the other hand feel like I hit the mother load.

Yesterday while browsing CL I came across this....



One day and 160 miles later, she is in my garage.

She needs a little clean up, but is cook ready. She's smokin' a butt this weekend.



Can you guys tell me a little about this grill from the pictures, I'm still new to the Weber world. Anywhere on this that can give me an idea of how old it really is? What trim model it is? Etc....

Thanks for your input.

TheBigDawg

Sent from my backyard, where I am 'quein 'n brewin'


Darko

So you got an SS Performer with original charcoal baskets!!! SCORE!!!!

haeffb

There's a glossary in the sticky posts at the top of this forum.

SSP is what you have - a Stainless Steel (table) Performer.

The lid vents have a stamped letter code you can use to determine it's age - see the link on the main WKC page.

That's gonna make a great grill for you!

Troy

Nice. That's a stainless steel performer, first generation, with gas assist.
You can use the date code on the lid vent to determine age, use the chart on this page. http://weberkettleclub.com/determine-age-of-old-grill/

There are some specifics regarding the tank and whether its ODP or not, I don't remember the specifics. Lots of others will i'm sure :)

thebigdawg77

Looks as though it is a DH 2004.

Cheers, TheBigDawg


thebigdawg77


Davescprktl

Nice score.  You will be very happy with your performer.
OKP Crimson, 22" H Code Brownie, SJS Lime, 22" CB Stacker, Red Q2200, Performer Deluxe CB slate blue

"If God didn't want us to eat animals, why did he make them out of meat?"  H. Simpson

thebigdawg77

I know everyone values  things differently... But, was $75 dollars for this SSP a decent buy?

Cheers, TheBigDawg


Red Kettle Rich

Everyone has their own different ideas of value - I think the important question is - Which would YOU prefer to have - $75 or that grill?  8)
Looking for a RED 26" Kettle & a tabbed no leg RED 22" Kettle near STL. Copper Sam Adams SJ anywhere 8)

Travis

Yep, good buy. Very cool cooker


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Ted B

Nice grab!  75 is a good price especially if everything is there and working.

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captjoe06

Quote from: thebigdawg77 on June 02, 2016, 08:22:45 PM
I know everyone values  things differently... But, was $75 dollars for this SSP a decent buy?

Cheers, TheBigDawg

Absolutely!  I would have grabbed it in a heartbeat!
Smokey Joe Black, Smokey Joe Lime Green, Original Kettle Premium Black,'92 Red OTS, Yellow Simpson's 22, 78 Red MBH, '80 Black MBH, '10 Brick Red Performer,'12 Grass Green Performer, '03 Blue SSP, '97 Blue SSP, 18 inch WSM

Winz

Here is some reading regarding your grill's history.  The performer is a great grill!


http://weberkettleclub.com/grills/weber-performer-history/


Winz
In an ongoing relationship with a kettle named Bisbee.

ClubChapin

SSPs rock.  Great deal.