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Default Need a NG grill - Grand Turbo rec's?

I'm going to build a foundation and walls w/ concrete block (Columbus,
Ohio, USA) and would like to set a grill in it.

I went to the local Lowe's and Home Depot - wasn't impressed with their
grills. Also tried a store called "The Great Outdoors". Disappointed there
too.

I found the "Grand Turbo" grill online, and the more I keep surfing
looking for grills, the more I keep coming back to it.

http://www.bbqgalore.com/store/item.bbq?invky=2808649

Do any of you have any good/bad experiences with the Grand Turbo line that
you could share?

At first I was thinking that I should not purchase a grill mailorder -
after all, it's a grill, and what if something goes wrong with it in a
year or two. It's not like I could go to the local sears and get part(s).
However, the grill that we have now, that I got out someone's trash at the
end of my college career - it still works, and it's been 8 years, so who
knows.

Obviously I'm looking to seriously upgrade our cooking capabilities

Any advice appreciated.

Thanks,
Shane

 
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