1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

At least the world still goes round

 

Nothing special. Brings $12k+ at Barrett Jackson auction.

 

Ever seen baked beans on a pizza?

 

Shoulda used BaT, Least now he knows what the actual going rate is.

 

Any threads on getting a little more power out of the 2.4l 2rz?

 

Take your pick
https://www.tacomaworld.com/forums/performance-and-tuning.8/

 

V8 swap

 

2JZ

 

Shea locomotive steam engine swap

 

Fuck it 737 engine swap

 

You just woke up @BartMaster1234

 

@eon_blue
@Abeyancer
@Das it mang

https://www.instagram.com/reel/CY7QB0ppAvq/

 

ko racing has a turbo kit. Get it and run low psi 5-7 youll be set. Get some bigger injectors along the way

 

On the upside, I don’t have to talk to customers today

 

how can one be so mad and look so fresh at the same time

 

Those buyers are short sighted, IMO. I always worry about future purchases, even if I don't plan on making any.

I don't plan on buying a new transmission, but it's nice knowing I won't need an 18% credit card purchase to do it.

When I bought my KTM, I financed it even though I had more than enough cash on hand. It ended up working out because I ended up with several other (much more necessary) expenses, and had I needed to finance THOSE expenses (because I blew my wad on the bike), it would have cost me a lot more.

Properly managed, it's often better to keep your cash and make it work for you, and it will more than make up for the 3% loss from an auto loan, or as in my case, prevent the need for taking out a 10% loan for other purchases.

I'm of course over simplifying, and not saying everyone should always finance everything all the time, just that when you consider what else that money could have been doing for you, paying cash isn't necessarily the best option. People get caught up in the whole "debt is bad" thing, but really, it's "unmanageable debt" that's bad.

 

The retractable cup holder on my computer broke.

 

This can be arranged