Vintage Grill Parts
Vintage Parts Finder
Enter your model number. We’ll show the Vintage parts diagram for your grill and every part number on it.
Or pick your grill
Each page has Vintage’s parts drawing with every part numbered.
Find your model number
- Look for the rating plate. On most grills it’s under the grill or on the drip tray area.
- Match the full model number. SZ means your grill has a Sear Zone burner, and GB is the basic 30″ grill without the rotisserie, smoker or lights. Some parts differ between them.
- Can’t read it? Text us a photo of the plate, or of the grill, and we’ll tell you which part fits.
Which Vintage do I have?
These guides cover Vintage grills with the large round chrome knobs.
The first Vintage grills, made until about 2003–2004, were built by a different company than the new Vintage Grills and use different parts, so text us a photo before you order.
If your grill has gray X-shaped knobs, text us a photo too and we’ll confirm the part.
Dates matter on a few parts
Hood springs changed in August 2014, and the spark modules changed in 2019. Those parts list both versions.