Ribs & Chicken Pron & and BGE question

i'd say no more than 250-300$ for a large BGE with all the fixins, as long as everything is included, perhaps more if it has ALL of the eggcessories. I'd say in great condition with the table no more than $350-400.

I paid $250 for my large, it included the nest, ash tool, electric starter, v-rack, DFMT, and 1/2 bag of BGE lump.

However, I am about $500 or so into this egg now, as it lacks eggmates (tables), it needed a platesetter, grid extender, and pizza stone. I also just replaced the older lever style bands with a spring loaded band, and replaced the sliding vent with a new vent with screen. The seals can be replaced easy enough... Mine happens to have very "well seasoned" gaskets...

It was the best investment i've ever made. I use it literally every day.

I don't have any BGE advice, but that sure looks like a damn tasty way to pay that lady back.

Cracks and overall shape are what to look for. Bought a used medium and did not even notice the cracked firebox until i got it home and cleaned it out. Used it for over 3 years that way, and just sold it, so look closely at the firebox. I have always used 50% of retail as a good starting point whenever selling or buying.

Paul

For Texas, $250-$300 for a large is low. There is no you could find one normally for that around here. They go for close to new, that is IF you can find one.

I got mine from a friend of a friend, and I got it for $300 with a nest. I went to a Big Green Dealer store the next day to buy some charcoal and tools and he told me he'd buy it from me for what I paid for it plus $100 if I wanted to sell it. I declined.

I need another one for my lakehouse. If you can find me one in central texas for $300, I'd jump on it in a second.

Nice looking food! I would guess about $400 for the BGE - I have never seen them used for anywhere close to $250, but if you can score one for that, jump all over it...the ceramic cookers are incredible to use...I can't imagine not having mine

check www.bubbatim.com and his green book - has some good guidelines about used eggs.