1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

no chit

 

i feel so ridiculous and incompetent

 

He mentioned how crummy the horn was in that thing. Maybe @BartMaster1234 should hook him up with a free set for some publicity.

 

Funny you mention that, that’s exactly what I was thinking when I watched his video.

As much as I’d love publicity, I’m just not ready to start selling outside TW. There’s far too much demand and I can’t keep up with it. Until I have an stable source of these horns (i.e; from a manufacturer) I’m keeping it low key.

 

ain't nobody scared of my weak sounding stock horn
i like to honk three times in every tunnel i find myself in
squeak squeak squeak

 

That video was pretty cool. Answered a lot of questions I had about how he got started. Cool to see that hes not one of the typical youtube douchenozzles that buys a broken lambo.

 

I need a set still. But damnit my trucks no where near done. The tundras getting close. But months at the body shop to go

 

Make them yourself

 

I forgot that the 15 quart drain pan doesn't flow fast enough to accept 15 quarts during an oil change so now pretending to be a BP executive

 

When I was in high school, I worked after school and summers for a local car dealer that took one of these RR monsters in on trade. It had right hand drive.. I think they were trying to sell it for some price like $5,500 dollars.. Basically big Buick pricing at the time. Cadillacs and Lincolns were selling for more.

The AC didn't work and it had electrical gremlins (surprise surprise) that would drain the battery over a couple of days. Soon after the novelty of it wore off and the realized they couldn't sell it until the issues were resolved, nobody at the dealership wanted to be caught dead in a rolling oven that may or may not start. So I was the kid who was ordered to drive it to the shop that would work on the AC and then to the shop that worked in the electrical system. That was damn near torture.

I was so glad when they unloaded that POS later in the winter. They they turned around and bought a Bentley of the same vintage. In those days, the old ones were dirt cheap to buy used.

They had an old 4-speed hydramatic -- shifted very strangely. I sure the shocks were worn out so it tossed about on the road. It made me a nervous wreck driving that weird thing around to get it fixed. They finally sold it to some guy who came down from Oklahoma (wearing a mink coat) to buy it in the dead of winter. So I guess the AC problem couldn't be detected. We were so glad to see that bitch go. I left soon afterward and never saw who bought the Bentley. I think these cars were built for the chauffeur to drive instead of an owner. They were quiet and didn't rattle. I will give them that.

 

Yes, it’s that simple.

 

If I've learned anything it's that I need to hole saw the center out so I don't do the same thing a third time

 

It is

 

@Empty_Lord - what do you see?

 

Part out. Dibs, ill trade you a van

 

Underoath, KoRN, and Alice in Chains concert tonight. Let's goooooo

 

Super dookie getting oil change and fuel filter change before then

 

who does AIC have doing vocals? Rip Layne Staley

 

William Duvall since 2006(?)

I still love the live recordings from MTV garage with Layne. He was such a soulful dude. I can't imagine the pain he was in and am said that he wasn't able to get help and work through it but I understand feeling like there could be no way out of the depression and sorrow