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[QUOTE="Ozcuse, post: 2931937, member: 766"]
I purchased the Q1200 last year and it's easily the best tailgating grill (maybe best grill period) I've ever owned. Being able to swap between 20 lb tanks for home use and the green canisters for tailgating is great. The grill cooks everything well and for a grill is pretty easy to clean. If you want to see it in action I'll have it up at SkyTop this season grilling chicken wing sausage and blue cheese burgers.

I've also purchased a bunch of accessories that have made it more fun and convenient however much more expensive. Here are my thoughts before going nuts on Weber accessories

- Cast iron flat griddle which replaces 1/2 of the grates so I can make breakfast tailgate foods. $50 on Amazon, it's not very big about the size of a small laptop. You could probably do without it and use a grill safe pan (may have trouble closing the grill though) and it would be easier to clean.

-Cart/grilling stand. This thing is pretty cool. The one I got was $60, has wheels and a scissor construction system allowing the entire thing to be folded and wheeled around. Pretty good but it's not super solid built so don't beat on it. Money well spent imo.

-Weber 20 lb tank adapter for Q series grills. This thing has paid for itself already allowing me to use one 20lb tank all summer vs getting a couple uses per green coleman canister. It cost around $20 and you may be able to find an off-brand cheaper but I wanted something specifically designed for the Weber grill and it works perfectly.
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