1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

i know the feeling.. as you can tell im putting a little bit of money into my tundra.. I'm working ALOT after work on other peoples cars to pay for this. lol i wasnt expecting the truck to get done this quick

 

I am looking forward to this weekend so I probably lied to myself to make it through today.

 

Me either, you are cranking through that thing. What's next after paint?

 

sort out the suspension. put carpet in it. drive it for a bit (i'm hoping to find the correct color door panels too.. otherwise my christmas gift to myself will be 2 brand new ones for the truck)

 

oh.. and i need to make the seat adjustment sensor fit the new seats so i can get the airbag light to go off

 

Damn, still a bit to do. Excited to be so close to done though?

 

for sure. But it'll never be "done" just done for now! lol

 

@BartMaster1234 I saw it before you deleted it

 

Well, that took me goddamn forever.

 

Look again.

 

I don't always understand your attention to detail but I respect the effort and precision that goes into the things you do

 

Thank you. I appreciate the little details, little things like these decals are something no one will ever see (it's on the back of the machine) but it makes that more authentic.

 

Later fellas

 

Weak.

 

I guess I'm getting old

 

I just got on, so I'll be on here awhile.

Go to bed, I'll take the night shift.

Don't forget your milk of magnesia

 

I even get Starbucks at home not only at work LOL

Came home and my girl had bought me some...really want to go wheeling tomorrow so I might say fuck it and live with the squeaking another week while I order some OEM bushings.

 

time to drop some more coin...
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have placed a couple of orders with acdcwireandsupply.com, decent prices and reasonable fedex 2-day shipping.
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I saw that and had to ask that stupid question lol

I've done the big 3 on other vehicles that I ran a custom system on so all of that is familiar to me. My truck is a camping rig and nothing more; I need to remind myself of that often

 

and you USE it which means solar (you'll find a place for the

Renogy 200W 12V Flexible Monocrystalline Solar Panel Kit w/ 20A Waterproof Charge Controller, Temperature Sensor, Solar Cable Wire, Tray Cable and MC4 Y Branch Connectors for Marine, RV, Boat, Caravan

flexible renogy 100w panels) is on the horizon, the ARB fridge and the list will go on. Soon you'll need to bring power back to the bed and have an aux panel back there along with an aux battery. all this while planning out the 2WD to 4WD conversion