1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

Good.

 

Why not just sell it then lol, unless you plan on installing it. I'm sure it'd sell easily

 

The pickup one didn’t fit right either. I would’ve had to modify the tubes that mount on the wheel well.

 

Drilling like 8 holes in the bed is quite a commitment.

It is weird to see rollbars making a comeback. The Colorado has an option for one stock.

 

Because I’m a hoarder and I can’t get rid of things. Lol.

 

Drilling 8 holes into the roof is a commitment lol

A regrettable one I might add

 

First step is admitting you have a problem, you're on the right track

 

i will never drill into my roof...

 

I know, I'm bummed honestly. I wanted to get that stud out. Guess I'm doing the less fun task of welding a new bung on. Stupid downstream sensor

 

Then you'd have to get it re primed and that took too long

 

your a hoarder? ive got 2 j shift cases, 2 a340f transmissions, 1 push button t case, 3 7.5" front diffs, 3 8" front diffs, 4 elocker diffs, 3 8.4" diffs, 2 3.4l engines, a FRAME, tons of other odds and ends..



TONS OF BRAKE PADS

 

You and me are opposites in that regard. I hate having stuff just sit around. Which is why I get antsy when my parts dont sell after a week haha.

 

i like my color

 

Just tell us what its gonna be already.

 

Yeah it's not my proudest decision. Once I get around to doing it though I think I can remove the rack and patch it up to where most wouldn't be the wiser. It'll look better than the large majority of faded/peeling roofs out there that's for sure

 

Haters

 

i have no issue drilling into the caps roof. but cab roofs. after dealing with so many issues involving aftermarket sunroofs and people doing their own racks.. no i had a guy destroy his headliner from installing a rack himself. it leaked so bad it took out computers too

 

Sounds like a bonehead mistake on that guys part. I'm proud to say that in over 3 years my rack hasnt leaked a drop. I sealed the holes up really well with silicone before putting the rack on and sealed around the mounting bases with silicone as well.