1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

This is a great website to waste hours on.

https://unusual-auto.com/browse-vehicles

https://unusual-auto.com/vehicle/48788-1994-mitsubish-rosa-4wd-turbodiesel-camper

 

Awesome van! A bit big lol but truly the perfect size to just live in and be on a permanent road trip

 

@Sperrunner

The RHD version of your van.

 

@cruiserguy Check out this one, it has a full sized shower in the back.

https://unusual-auto.com/vehicle/48477-1987-toyota-hiace-van

 

I like the center console area

 

Lmaoooo that is so ugly but soooo cool! I would camp in that, road trip, daily drive that thing without batting an eye! I've never seen something like that

 

Where, around the shifter? You bought that, I'm epoxying the broken part back together.

 

That whole website is full of stuff like that.

My university has a few of those Daihatsu/Mitsubishi mini trucks and passenger vans. They're small enough that they can drive on pedestrian walkways.

 

Haha WTF?

https://unusual-auto.com/vehicle/48718-1973-other-all-other-all

 

Is that a tankless water heater I see in that one pic? I'm on phone so can't see well. But we always do hot water tanks here in States and everywhere else does tankless water heaters. I wonder why NA went with tanks? Or are we just behind and the norm will be tankless? I spent a lil bit of time in Buenos Aires and that was all tankless IIRC

 

No i mean where the radio and hvac stuff is

 

Long snow cat. We have a lot of snow cats around up in the mountains here

 

Third world and developing countries always do tankless. It's easier to do because of access to 240v standard versus our 110v here.

 

Just make your own out of FRP.

 

Hmmmm

 

Even first world countries. When I was in Europe, most of the hotels used on demand hot water heaters. Definitely a voltage thing.

That's why you don't see hot water kettles here, Europeans think we're crazy for microwaving water to make tea.

 

Ill make a whole van from frp

 

Sweet. How new are they? Lemme know how they ride

 

FRP and Refrigeration Screws***

 

Exactly