1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

My rigid boxs get tossed around in my van and hold up well. Even left them outside through a few rain storms and everything stays dry.

im sure there are better options, especially for offroading. But i do like my rigid boxs

 

My dad's getting rid of a bunch of stuff when they move up to Oregon, he's got a fancy garage shelf organizer I'm going to adopt

Also has a really nice tool bench/organizer, but it's way too big for our shed and I'd have no place to put it. Sad face.

 

I have 2 full of fasteners and they keep everything separated pretty well. And ive tossed then around and dropped them a fair amount

 

I have to second the rigid boxes I've overloaded the shit out of them and throwing them around in the back of the truck during camping and they don't get destroyed even when I forget to trap them or not tie them down

 

Dibs

 

The HDX ones are like $14 for a pair, very pleased with mine.

 

Basically looks like this but longer with more storage, I forget the brand though.



Got no place to put it however. I have a feeling he'd regret getting rid of it anyway, he's recently retired so he'll probably put it to use at their new house.

 

@Abeyancer @xtremewlr both sets of those horns work great. I was thinking $55 shipped. They were sanded/primed/painted and dont include wiring harnesses.

 

Toyota OBDI is almost as good as the UltraGauge on OBDII, it even has some bi directional control

 

@Empty_Lord

https://kansascity.craigslist.org/pts/d/1997-toyota-tacoma-4x4-good-title/7312361122.html
I forget what stuff you need.

 

Ah man


No fun

 

My wife knows my beer taste well



Or I should say my dad does, I'm 99.9% sure he told her which ones to get

 

Wtf what happened to our posts, I was proud of that Jurassic Park reference

 

Mods are no fun and games

 

Oui.

 

Today is UCA Day @eon_blue lol. Not to pollute the OME thread anymore but what you mentioned about SPC and the bushings having to be pressed in... this is what I had when I installed them:



Looking at the 25460 on SPC's site, looks like they totally revamped their design which I'm guessing is what you meant when you said they had to be pressed in.

This xAxis 'replacement' to specride. Guess its time to pick up a press when its update time.



EDIT: Happy Birthday!