The Mrs wanted a gas grill to cook outdoors. After a search on Craigslist I picked up a Weber Q 200 that had great bones but needed a good amount of douching. A couple of hours or elbow grease, a rubber scraper and a scotch brite pad she was ready to cook on.
I can see why a Weber charcoal BBQ guy would like the Q series as a gas grill. They are very simple to put together, the parts are readily available (thank you Boots at Foster’s Grill Store), and they have some great features like the way the grate is designed to prevent flare-ups and grease drippings from clogging your burner tube.
I’d recommend a Weber Q over any Sears bought $100-$800 gas grill that will disintegrate in a year or two’s time.
Here’s a fantastic sandwich I made yesterday on the Weber Q 200 at the…
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Good Morning Gloucester 
Joey,
You know your grills we could have used you around during our cookouts had great food but got lost in translation during cooking! Met one guy who mastered the grill like you and he was good 1986-1989 in Colorado Springs be like you down at the dock. We were missing one item however the Glosta harbor! 🙂 Dave
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