1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

A speedway blue 1st gen would be pretty nice

 

Classic 80's Red, you can't go wrong.

I have a buddy who has a hookup at an auto paint shop, so I'm going through him. I can get any paint color from any car just as long as I have the paint code.

 

Green jade mica would be nice

 

I GOT IT.... YOU NEED THE RAREST 1ST GEN COLOR. Mystic Purple Mica #938

Fucking beautiful and only found on rare 1999 Tacomas, not to be confused with the blurple offered from 1995-1998





Hard to find a solid picture of it because it is just that rare but it is a sparkly glittery purple that is so out of place it just works on them

 

Wow, that's quite something. You know I don't remember a time in my life where I've seen a purple vehicle before. Hmm.

 

Thats, thats amazing

 

I miss my Evergreen Pearl truck, in some pictures it looked off blue and some it was deep green, such a strange color to photograph. I would love to get another body in that color for my truck.

 

Turn that shit off! You can't be watering your lawn! Remember Cali is in a draught. Remember only to shower every other day to.

 

I think all the greens offered on tacomas have been really nice

 

It was so bad at one point realtors were painting lawns green with spray paint to sell them.

Don't worry, they took the drought restrictions off a year or two ago. El Nino brought some pretty heavy rains.

 

Yeah but we are still in one, just goto any of the reservoirs and just look how low the levels are

 

I miss this thing, still no idea if it was green or blue tho.

 

Well, it is Summer. They change level dramatically based on the season.

A very very small percentage of the state qualifies for being in a drought, actually.



THIS is a drought. Here was California four years ago.

 

Your right that does look blue not green

 

Poor Utah

 

For once there's a state drier than California, huh.

 

I don’t even remember what rain is.

 

Go ask @Jamesboy2233

 

Rip

 

I don’t know if I should like this or not.

Why not just total it out...