1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

It's a Tepui Ayer2. I had the original ayer.

 

Yeah my headliner has no water stains either. If the sealed holes from my old roof rack were leaking I would imagine I'd be seeing stains there above my head. The headline meets the windshield too though and it's also dry...I did play with my rubber weather seals around the door back when I ran wiring behind it for the roof lights. Maybe the wiring over time deformed the seal enough to let water in. Gonna have to test that theory out

 

I was surprised I didn't see any stains, but I could feel the pooled water when I stuck my finger between the roof and headliner.

To narrow down the location of the water, I stuck some paper in between the headliner and the roof during a rain storm, then checked the paper later to see if it was wet.

 

Have you tried pulling that panel around the seatbelt for the time being? Guess the seat belt wouldn't be guided by it anymore.

 

It’s my favorite front end

 

Awesomeness

 

How's that salsa

 

I would buy and own both of these

 

Didn't even dawn on me that it'd be tall as hell.

That's badass though.

Not even familiar with all the different options that are available; I've only owned the Kukenam.

Protip - if you want to get upgraded from basic parking at Universal Studios, take a lifted vehicle



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You would

You know what's one car I wanted for years as a kid, and still now even?



Loved watching rally cars as a kid living in Germany.

 

Shogun?

 

Escort Cosworth

Though I'd love an RS200 too but those are even more rare.

I completely forgot about the Shogun.

 

goooood. I tried them on some deer, black bean, and fajitas burritos I made.

 

That looks so badass; I'd fucking rock it

 

That's my biggest complaint about the GX with RTT installed. Too tall to fit a lot of places and the tent set up and take down. Sometimes I end up packing a little step stool to help get the window rods in...

 

Word got around the neighborhood fast



Picked up 6 tonight

 

I've found optimal places to stand on the thing but overall I find the experience of wheeling and camping out of an SUV to be entirely inferior to a pickup truck. I love the cruiser but I'll take a Tacoma any day of the week for wheeling and camping.