1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

'Here we have @what road's timeless Tacoma, beautifully colored in an effortless multi-toned Patina'

 

Oh you’re totally right. The body is completely over-engineered which is why they have production issues keeping up with demand. They went against every conventional way of unibody construction.

They’re too complicated.

 

I thought salt was the cheapest method and that's why most places still use it compared to other alternatives?

Or is it just that salt is the most effective

 

I forgot what panel it was: but it was 5 separate pieces when it could of easily been stamped out of one piece

 

Salt is most effective

 

Brine before the ice is also used in some areas. That shit really fucks up yhe cars

 

It’s exactly what my dad does, he works with automotive stamping dies.

 

I hope you wake up with a 1,000 spiders

 

Lafayette uses beet juice

 

I could of said your wife turns into a spider

 

Today's Friday for me, getting ready to head up to Canon Beach in Oregon tomorrow for a little family reunion. Can't wait to see the PNW again, it's been awhile.

Well...I was up in Bend, OR a little over a year ago but still

 

that's just silly

 

I'm going to Portland on Thursday haha

 

But nightmarish lol

 

nice, we're flying into Portland tomorrow but then renting a couple cars and driving over to Canon Beach, think it's an hour/hour and a half from Portland

My dad has the whole itinerary of the trip planned out day by day, hour by hour lol. I'm just along for the ride and to enjoy being up there again

 

is calcium chloride worse than that stuff?

 

That's the salt we use on our roads

 

@BartMaster1234

One of the YT makers I watch.

https://youtu.be/R35gWBtLCYg

https://youtu.be/jKv_N0IDS2A

 

Yeah, I know her as the Shitty Robot Queen.

Watched it all this morning, they did a great job with it.