1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

Stupid people doing stupid things.

 

@Speedytech7 when he gets a dog https://www.instagram.com/p/CK9fKa_gnlk/?igshid=2k1iexv43t5t

 

@Kwikvette Do the people that built your bumper make them for 3rd gens too?

Was thinking of yours when I suggested one for this guy

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/build-out-for-m-s-er.706801

 

The shop is a 2 man shop, brothers, and they're slooooowly expanding their offerings.

They've swapped several 3rd Gen 4Rs to solid axle, hence why they only offer rears for it and nothing else.

They started doing 5th Gen 4Rs and worked on a few 4th Gen 4Rs; Johnny I think it is, is going to solid axle swap his 5th Gen.

Only recently did they get a shop, yet still work 9-5 jobs until they decide to make the business full time. Maybe at that time, they'll have more to offer.

 

@Empty_Lord at work https://youtu.be/ZRuYLK2irfM

 

Cool. I don't know jack about who makes what these days, but that pic of your improvised table was fresh

 

https://www.instagram.com/p/CK4wvnSJJkA/?igshid=1vsy58rwjktrh

 

Right?



It will be convenient to put my propane stove on and cook or do stuff, leaving my fold up table to other things.

Really, when I'm out alone, I won't need the table as I only need it when its me and one extra.

 

Yeah it really doesn't take much to be comfy. I get excited when I have a flat rock to put a stove on, a table is just .

 

Ooooooof

 

Cheapie aluminum table that I take everywhere with me -



Too big for one person, just enough for two if you have multiple things on it or use it to eat.

Really, I like carrying less stuff in the back and rather have it attached to the vehicle or not bring it at all.

Won't need that EZ UP either once I get my awning attached to my roof rack.

 

You've got tools



You are you shop son

 

It requires cutting off the spring purches and welding new ones on

 

Licence plate checks out

 

Nice. I'm kind of mixed. I don't get to do enough camping at the moment to really attach stuff toe the vehicle, and I usually don't camp next to the vehicle anyway, so its all just kept in the back. That said, I think if I lived out your way, I'd be in the same boat as you - its very convenient to pull up and just unfold some stuff rather than dig it out.

 

I will say, a fold up chair (smaller than the one shown) lives permanently in my truck -



Convenient to just prop down on even if its to do something to your truck or anything.

Shovel was needed; ranger had passed by and when fire restrictions are low, they want to make sure you have the means to put your fire out.

 

Looked up from my lunch and now I want a regular cab

 

Do it.

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=flz-qnjpDdo