1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

If you buy a 4 post you've failed at step 1

 

What's wrong with a 4 post?


Mo' posts, mo' betta amirite?

 

4 post is good for two things really, exhaust (still kinda in the way but for good reason) and trans replacement (which is still totally possible and easier on a 2 post). Okay three things, it's good for storage too

 

And checking for drugs if you're a customs agent

 

What about that guy on 38s with the 4cyl?

 

Start of a bad day. Lock your keys in the house. Then wack your shin on a trailer hitch. What great start to my day.

 

Yeah running into a hitch really sets the tone for the day.

 

Could be worse, you could've been Dan and hit your head instead.

Hopefully the day pans out better for ya.

 

Need to gather my quarters and spray out the underside/ engine bay on the slug soon. Hope to avoid anyone coming into the bay after me

 

Just don't use the brush on your tires, I hate when people do that...I always use the high powered hose to spray the brush off before using it, in case somebody just used it on their grimy tires or muddy undercarriage. Nothing like watching your paint get scratched to hell by some rocks embedded in the soap brush lol.

 

Do you have trailer hitch and no trailer?

 

no worries here bc wheels and tires are the cleanest thing on the truck rn. Mainly want to get the mud out of my suspension/undercarriage, frame etc

 

Dunno who in here is a fan of technical guitar/math rock/ whatever you want to call it. I can really appreciate the drive to be unique and uniquely capable at your chosen craft. Roy Clark, might have been the father of technical guitar as we know it now, way ahead of his time and damn flawless even with equipment that wasn't ready for the style.

https://youtu.be/lxDQQDF6j0Y

 

Yeah!

the brush is for muddy floor mats, not tires

 

They were playing this in Spain long before Roy Clark but he's got some good chops.

 

Dudes a rhythm and lead guitarist at the same time, that is impressive

 

I've heard the classical flamenco version too, but that uses a neck slapping style, different but generates a similar sound.