1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

This gon be gud.

 

Your going off roading?

 

Well equipped overland shopping trip

 

I would, unfortunately there’s only a few beaches in California where you can legally drive on the sand. You can’t here.

 

Looks more like he's going to try to resurrect a fallen bald eagle, or build it a funeral pyre

 

@BartMaster1234 I'm going to have my truck with me up in Santa Cruz the last weekend of Sept. for my wedding...we'll have to find a way to squeeze in a half day or so of some 4x4'ing at Hollister Hills or something and get those tires dirty for real

 

For sure. Let me know.

 

I cooked the Eagle instead

 

I'm hoping I can come up a day early which would give us some time....but in all likelihood I'm going to be slammed with wedding tasks lol. But yeah I'll let you know for sure.

 

At least show him how to do a solid burnout in the 5 lug.

 

Yea but all wired up

 

Pismo dunes.

 

I'll have to teach him to drive stick first

 

So un american. Where is the burgers and steak

 

Its ok, he has first down as long as no one is behind him at a stop

 

I shouldn't judge, took me a few weeks of practicing every day before I could leave my parent's street at 18 yrs old. Been driving stick though ever since.

Stalling happens to the best of us...happened to me maybe a month ago on my way to work. At a stop light on a hill (incline), light turned green and I wasn't paying attention, quickly released the clutch to give it gas and fucked up the timing and stalled. Pissed off a lot of people waiting behind me lol.

 

Yeah I stalled like 2 weeks ago trying to do a million point turn getting out of a tight parking lot.

 

Man I haven't stalled in a long time, but whenever I do it always catches me off guard and I look like an ass haha. I learned in a school parking lot over the course of like 4 days, my dad just kept having me do hill starts and reversing uphill around corners, he'd even stand behind the truck to motivate me as I learned. He wouldn't let me off easy because anyone can slip a clutch to hell to get moving on a hill, he wanted minimum windout and no rollback. To this day I thank him for going hard on me about it though, because I'm super easy on clutches even with a trailer or heavy load.

 

Thats just it, they dont. If I got a set anyways, Id want to get them refinished and mount some Cooper all terrains on them. So it would be awhile even if I stayed at my current job.

 

How much did he want for the set agian?

My dad made me drive in circle to learn. From a stol to first to second then To first then Stop. And repeat