1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

But really do it, unlike @dallas

 

Yeah

Don't we have someone already doing that?

 

im going to bed now guys. i did ordered a 5" lift kit 35x12.50 mikey thompson mtz p3 tires and 15" rims for the ram. going to go to my brother's to install it when it gets here.

 

Jinx

 

Pics or it doesn’t exist

 

if you got the money do it. but be prepared to spend alot.

i dislike you both

 

I’m going to galvanize my frame and spend 138 hours tapping holes in the frame again.

 

I wouldnt try to weld uphill on something as thin as a taco frame. Burn it in downhill, penetration will be steady and you wont be blowing through it.

Now some thick (1/4" or more) metal, I would be going uphill if I cant get it flat on a table.

 

Why?

I ain't got the money to resto a truck

 

And if I did I wouldn’t do a Tacoma

 

That's all I got. I ordered it yesterday

 

I'd do it up on an old Ram just like the flatbed I posted

 

If by resto you mean return it to factory, hell no not a Taco.

But if resto means clean it up and mod the hell out of it then sure.

 

You made it sound like I made a made decision.

Could of been worse like a ford pinto

 

I mean, I'm pretty sure I've seen pictures of this really funky looking parts storage table. It's made with a new frame for our beloved 1st gens and is cute with it's attempt at realism because it had rolling wheels..




But it's still just a table

 

I'm doing repair of the frame respray. Rust what little there was is getting fixed

 

*Looks at @Empty_Lord *

 

Agreed. AHC was one of the first things I looked at doing for the GX. I liked it at first for the hitch mounted carrier so it didn't squat and scrape on terrain...




You can see how low the carrier sits with AHC. That was until I realized that it'd leave me stranded eventually. Got the coul conversion kit just waiting to be installed.

You in Central Oregon?

 

Or just do the work yourself and rebuild everything. I DD my truck and am doing that, I'll be less than 12k when it's all said for a "brand new" truck