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> Hello from Miss Don't Know Nuthin'. The previous tenant abandoned a
> Weber go-anywhere gas grill on the balcony of my apartment. All the
> pieces are there but the 'flavorizor' tent-shaped thingy that goes
> over the gas pipe thingy is half gone - rusted? burnt? And I know
> just enough to realize that grilling without it is basically using a
> very inconvenient gas stove.
>
> Anyway, I am poor, like barely-making-ends-meet poor, so if I can get
> this thing to work without investing more than say five bucks, I would
> be very excited. I just plan on grilling small amounts of meat for
> two -- fajita meat, vietnamese-style grilled pork, steak teriyaki.
> Any advice?
>
> Or should I just unhitch all the gas accoutrements and fill it with
> charcoal?
>
You could check with Weber. They're usually pretty good about making
spare parts available, although getting any part(s) for $5 may be a
stretch. They should have contact info at their web site.

Bob