1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

I wonder if that might be cooler than a fiberglass model?

 

Lol

no

 

Not sure. Certainly seems heavier though.

 

I talked to OK4WD on Friday about putting the new Alu Cab on my 1st gen, but no go because of the rear section where the tailgates are different. They said they knew one person who tried but not recommended. Bummer because it would a be solid setup.

 

I'm really liking this guys build. It really seems within reach with enough time.

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/80-20-wedge-camper-build-on-a-modified-service-body.702825/

 

Damn, he's doing a great job on that.

 

You ever install your bed stiffeners?

 

Hardest part might be finding the service body to start with?

Second hardest part might coming to terms with the fact that your 3300lbs standard cab is now 4500+lbs...

 

Just wondering if the holes are spaced appropriately enough.

Remember, 1st Gen is long gone and I used @Das it mang pics as a reference

 

Wife told me to clean my ears cause I couldn't hear for shit... I always thought that was just a way of telling me to pay attention better.

Maybe she's onto something?!

Spoiler: NSFL

@Das it mang you're the resident impromptu doctor... should I be worried? I clean my ears every other day and occasionally get black tar streaks, but never a chunk this size

 

Q-tips push ear wax into your canal.

I literally just had this conversation with my wife about an hour ago; she wants to get her ears drained.

I suggested one of those places that melts it and pulls it out.

 

yeah if u get cerumen impaction or buildup often there's otc drops called debrox that melt away the wax with soaks to prevent recurrences. Often q tips shove it deeper like nelson said

 

Reminds me of Ministry/Butthole Surfers

 

@Abeyancer
Never put anything in your ears smaller than your elbow.
Hydrogen peroxide soak and warm water flush with ear syringe.
Breathing can pull pollutants in through ears, dust masks and respirators don't stop it from happening. The Eustachian tube connects ears to nose.

 

I was lucky to be born with small, twisty tubes , I hit the ENT twice a year, that machine is fucking glorious