Weber Q Fascination

[bamakettles]

In checking the daily FB marketplace ads I've been seeing quite a few Weber Q series grills for sale - most are over $100 and up to $300 with carts.  I have 3 of these, all purchased used locally - two were $30 - one came with a cart and the other was never used and I paid $80 for it.  I really like the little grills but don't use them very much as I'm usually wanting some charcoal taste.  I was wondering if anyone here also keeps one or two of these around for quick cooks or for travelling.  They're not particularly easy to carry and load as they take up much more room than a GA or SJ and are fairly heavy due to the cast iron grates they come with. 

Anyway, I thought I'd start a thread for us to share some pictures of our Qs and cooks on our Qs for anyone that has them or likes them.  Here's a few of mine.......And the cart on the red Q2100 is new - a Christmas gift from my mother in law.

[JEBIV]

I'm Qless, or I would participate LOL

[bamakettles]

I'm Qless, or I would participate LOL

I actually laughed out loud on that one LOL....

[JEBIV]

I'm Qless, or I would participate LOL

I actually laughed out loud on that one LOL....

Thought you might like that one

[bamakettles]

Funny, I recall being on SGI (St. George Island) where we vacation a few years back - before my Weber addiction began - and saw our next door neighbor grilling on this gas grill that was blue and some strange shape that I'd never seen before.  We were in row houses that were pretty close together and I noticed that the grill fuel source was a propane cannister.  I was a charcoal snob though and wondered what the heck this guy was doing on his deck with it...."Can't get any flavor out of that" I thought and I actually made a little fun of him for using a gas grill that looked like an oblong flying saucer. 

I've since grown to appreciate Weber gas grilling technology since discovering the 90s / early 2000 genesis models and I do like my Qs and GGA that's admittedly only cooked burgers once for us.  I guess I just like anything Weber - especially when they come in multiple colors!

[Kneab]

I have 1 Q1200 bought for camping.
It works well.


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[bamakettles]

I have 1 Q1200 bought for camping.
It works well.


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Looks super versatile for camping, especially the height of the stand.  I like the pancake griddle you have, fits perfectly.  Nice looking cooks!

[Kneab]

It is good for camping and quick cooks at home. The griddle is meant for the gbs, but it just fits in the Q. We mainly used an 18 with a Hunsaker griddle the first year having our camper, last year the Q. This year, I am planning on using both.


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[bamakettles]

It is good for camping and quick cooks at home. The griddle is meant for the gbs, but it just fits in the Q. We mainly used an 18 with a Hunsaker griddle the first year having our camper, last year the Q. This year, I am planning on using both.


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Two are better than one!  Last year I hauled my 26" and JJ to the beach......

[watkinsb87]

I recently gave away my gas grill because my buddy gave me an offset. I don't really have space for a normal gas grill. The Q is an intriguing solution for quick home cooks.


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[mattstaub]

It is good for camping and quick cooks at home. The griddle is meant for the gbs, but it just fits in the Q. We mainly used an 18 with a Hunsaker griddle the first year having our camper, last year the Q. This year, I am planning on using both.


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Two are better than one!  Last year I hauled my 26" and JJ to the beach......

Just bought a brand new JJ today.  But your 26er is a work of art


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[mattstaub]

I recently gave away my gas grill because my buddy gave me an offset. I don't really have space for a normal gas grill. The Q is an intriguing solution for quick home cooks.


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I will willingly admit to being a Genesis snob (after being a charcoal snob), but the Q has me intrigued.


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[bamakettles]

It is good for camping and quick cooks at home. The griddle is meant for the gbs, but it just fits in the Q. We mainly used an 18 with a Hunsaker griddle the first year having our camper, last year the Q. This year, I am planning on using both.


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Two are better than one!  Last year I hauled my 26" and JJ to the beach......

Just bought a brand new JJ today.  But your 26er is a work of art


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Thanks Matt, "Marilyn" comes to the beach with us each year.  It's work, but she's worth it.  : )


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[bamakettles]

I recently gave away my gas grill because my buddy gave me an offset. I don't really have space for a normal gas grill. The Q is an intriguing solution for quick home cooks.


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I will willingly admit to being a Genesis snob (after being a charcoal snob), but the Q has me intrigued.


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I've been cooking on a Q2200 since last Friday.  Kitchen renovation underway and no time for charcoal.  I'm really appreciating the ease of cooking on it.


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[jcnaz]

I have a Q200 series that we bought when the kids were little. It was the star of many camping trips, club ball weekends, and parties at the city park.
It hasn't been used in a few years now, but I will hang on to it.
The Q heats up fast and is easy to clean. The burner tube is exposed under the grate, so occasional maintenance of the orifices is necessary.

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