1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

I guess it's more the whole buying the tabs, removing them, sanding them, painting them, all to make them look new thing.....it doesn't make the truck ride better or off road differently which is why I'm not enthusiastic about doing it.

Your truck looks sharp as fuck though; that'd be like putting lipstick on a pig (for my truck)......then again, some are into that sort of thing.

 

Speaking of, I got some new rash on my rear bumper and new pin stripes on my mirrors and pillar from yesterday

 

Time to line it

 

Yessss but I don't trust myself to do it right.

 

Totalled

 

Patience is key, really not that hard.

 

Won't report it to insurance though

USAA "Oh it's a Prerunner?" *click*

 

Some have reported going with the brushed on method vs spray and having consistent results throughout the vehicle.

 

I rolled mine on, I think spraying would be better, if you have the room.

 

No room; my house has no garage and I live near farm country off a dirt road.

 

Spraying in the cali sun would probably go fine, as long as there's no wind blowing things around and no bugs

 

Hmmmm... let's see. I'll lie down on this roof with wiring and tools around me with storm clouds in the sky

 

having a shit scheduled at the end of ur shifts is the worst.

Wanna skrt the slug outta here, but confined to the porcelain throne for 5 extra min

 

Simple solution

Shit in the 5 lug

 

im just waiting for this

 

lazy

 

hitch receiver toilet lid, and then I can cop a free ride for being a sex offender too. The possibilities are endless

 

Replace your seat with a bucket and hole in the floor

Save time

 

Bummer

It helped with mine.

I've never had a truck that didn't have frame flex though...Dakota, Silverado 2500/3500, F250 and F350

 

Then I can Mario cart mf's with Stanley steamers, now we talking