1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

@se7enine https://www.instagram.com/p/COTMHfjsxq-/?igshid=11nrtktzkoahw

 

Ha ha, that's awesome. Now I got to build another one for the FJ80

 

Its a comfortable, nimble, efficent, reliable, easy to service, cheap to mantain, astheticly pleasing, robust, overbuilt and well engineered vehicle

Get one and you'll see what it's about

 

https://www.ebay.com/itm/154043989279

 

@Kwikvette
https://youtu.be/r7kA8hhskkQ

 

https://youtu.be/vGVX6Bs4KZc

 

@eon_blue
https://www.instagram.com/p/COT24UBLZ7z/?igshid=1bq2k2me1yqft

 

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@JKO1998 or any other hunters

 

Bitch

 

Yea I dunno about that.

Buffalo are not something I wanna pack out on my feet.


And I think you gotta take it aaaaaaaalll


Also don’t know if you get any of the good after the deal is done

 

@Sperrunner if he were in a video game

 

@Das it mang

More parts....to add to the pile

 

It sounded like you get to keep the meat but I didn’t read the part that it sounds like you have to pack out literally everything. I packed out a gutted whitetail a little over a mile and I thought I was going to die.

I also feel like they have to have decent road access or permits to access the kill site if they don’t want the meat to spoil. I figure temps are still sketchy in September/October in Arizona. You could kill one at dusk and you have the night when it cools off to handle it but the dark sucks

 

Nevermind on the meat

 

Is that to fix the hot operating temp issue? Or I seem to remember it was the fan clutch

 

Love you

 

Yea I dunno what one team means.

they’re Wanna take 200 out of the herd, with 12 volunteers, surely they’ll let each hunter take a Buffalo