1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

https://youtu.be/O1k2irKL2T8

 

God, my realtor recommended I hire a contractor to address a few inspection objection items so I have a receipt and am not liable. He showed up late on Wednesday, no call no showed yesterday and called at 3 pm saying he'd wrap things up this morning.

Seems like more of the same. Guess I should be finding someone else.

 

Home Depot laborers not good enough?

 

I guess they're busy, I don't see them around any more

 

What kind of tools would you guys bring on a long roadtrip?

 

gonna go pickup that rear for me?

 

Lol is yours bad?

I'm going up to Spokane next week

 

im on 3.58's, 4:10's would be joocy.



Id be willing to drive to like yuma but will probs need a couple hand offs to make it there haha

 

Don't you have a 5-Lug? Those are Spring Under Axle.

 

and i keep a toolbox on me all the time with the basic necessities. Sockets to fit the usual fittings, extra fluids, zip ties, stuff that would save ya in a pinch all come to mind.

 

Nelson beat me to it



Angle grinder, flap wheel, and recoating will have it looking nice on the slug.

 

I usually bring my impact for lugs and a small Craftsman socket set.

 

@Tour991 Can you retrofit a 1998+ fiberglass headliner for a 1995-1997 vinyl one? I don't know if ther cab walls are the same to fit it.

 

cordless impact, 10-20mm sockets, basic wrench set(s), 3lb hammer, tire plug kit, headlamp, rubber gloves, couple spare quarts of oil/atf, tarp to lay on, zip ties, bailing wire, duct tape

 

I have one of those Craftsman 130 pc tool boxes I keep in my truck at all times under a moving blanket in the back seat. And my air compressor.

If it's a wheeling trip I'd bring a lot more but that's just day to day

 

perfect!

 

Jumper pack or cables

 

Yup, I always keep my Noco booster pack in the cubby and cables in the bed.