1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

Oooh ok that makes more sense. I'm sure 79 will give it a good home

 

It'll be going back home actually, it was sold at a dealer in Sparks, Nevada in 1997 and immediately driven to Sacramento, CA where it spent the next 21 years and 450,000 miles.

 

When you put it that way it kinda brings a tear to my eye lol

 

Kinda bittersweet to let it go, it's a good truck. But it's time for a different vehicle I'll actually do something with.

I'm deciding between a 3rd Gen T4R and a Porsche Cayenne. I love the PreRunner, but it sux as a DD in San Francisco.

 

The F...those are 2 very different animals lol. I vote 3rd gen t4r but I'm biased towards Toyotas.

 

I want something sporty, the T4R is nice but it's dated and looks like an SUV from the 90's - because it is.

I'm looking for an SUV, my other choices are a BMW X3/X5 or maybe even a Merc ML. The Lexus RX is absolutely fugly.

 

So you're going granola or ghetto fabulous

 

At the end of the day, at least it isn't a Chrysler.

 

My friend adopted his parent's og Dodge Caravan when we were in high school. It was stick and we pulled out the middle row bench. Twas a pre-overlanding trail rig.

 

Oh god, my buddy had a Dodge Caravan I begrudgingly worked on. That thing was a POS. Wasn't worth the plastic it was made of.

 

Saw a nice one today on the 5 being used by the DOT - your friend must have got a lemon

 

Everything Chrysler makes comes from the factory pre-broken.

 

My parents' xj took a ton of abuse in the north east on logging roads both in and out of service

 

If there isn't an oil puddle under an AMC 4.0 it's out of oil, haha.

 

I wasn't watching youtube mechanics back then, cannot confirm nor deny haha

 

Anyone know the best projector less than $400 - bright and easy to adjust screen 2 biggest priorities.

 

Always the GD 10mm. ALWAYS.

 

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Thinking I should maybe tear into the 250 and do the pinion seal, u joints, and carrier bearing that have been sitting here for the last month

 

Hey look I'm Tyler soldering wires together. (I know it's really horrible)