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Brent · 11-09-2020, 05:30 PM

Interesting BlueOval, I assumed it was the other way around for production simplicity and efficiency's sake.

I currently have an okay one with both inserts and a rough one with a top insert only. The surround is pretty bad, but the insert and the bottom are good.

I have a few very good top inserts that I got from a sand blaster's estate sale that I'd love to use to help build a couple of good ones as they're my favorite looking grill shell and they're simple projects to mess around with.

11-09-2020, 05:30 PM	#10
Brent Senior Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: Salt Lake City Posts: 141	Re: Why are there so many more 1930 grill shells than 1931s? Interesting BlueOval, I assumed it was the other way around for production simplicity and efficiency's sake. I currently have an okay one with both inserts and a rough one with a top insert only. The surround is pretty bad, but the insert and the bottom are good. I have a few very good top inserts that I got from a sand blaster's estate sale that I'd love to use to help build a couple of good ones as they're my favorite looking grill shell and they're simple projects to mess around with.