1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

this is hilarious

 

the 95, 02, 98 and tundra are running...

its legit been 7 years since i've been on a trail dude that owns the 93 4runner wants to hit up some trails in Michigan when the 95 has plates. so hopefully soon we change that. Kylie is also game.

 

Needs some of those stick on eyelashes too

 

Who could say "no" to a face like that?

 

Breaded and deep fried is amazing

 

First Ford for real , it's whole you know now whole you know






Written with prodition test bast off predictions text

 

As old skool as I am.... ain't that the damn truth

 

@0xDEADBEEF listen up! Imma bout to ramble lol


For middle of the road shops, air is the way to go because it's to "put the blame" on middle of the road workers, as it's their fault the air tools failed because "it wasn't oiled properly"

For home shops It's really dependent on the end user.... battery vs air is honesty really dependent on what is the person's cheapest introduction to the DIY game. If you're like me (and I'm assuming you are close enough) the first real life experience, was the power of air tools, (when backed by correctly sized lines and tools.) In that regard, air is always superior.

Other people's experience... Harry-Homeowner-DIY waaaaay later in life kinda experience.. Marketing has taught them electric/battery is the most efficient way to go... all of that said, I have have my own qualms with ...... because I'm born and raised "don't rock boat", yet don't agree with refusing to rock the boat....









Regardless.. In today's day and age? Looking at it 3rd person? I'd choose battery 10/10

 

Yes plz

 

We will have plenty to grill, fry, smoke, whatever.

 

@Wulf @Kwikvette
https://www.instagram.com/reel/CgwZKNgg-zB/?igshid=MDJmNzVkMjY=

 

Won't be long until it looks like this joke of a jeep I saw yesterday

 

My stepmother recently purchased a gladiator. Makes me hate it even more than before.

 

@Abeyancer

Had to share cause I find shit like this cool as hell

https://youtu.be/mY_lK8RYdjs

Reminds me of my pro-dev instructor in welding when we did CAD: he's a retired engineer with the same sort of humor at the beginning.

 

3rd gen things

 

https://youtu.be/OkP_SZohv54

 

"Things that bring the house down" for $400 Alex

 

96-97 Lexus LX450 Toyota Land Cruises Part Out
https://classifieds.ksl.com/listing/68630383

@Speedytech7


I dunno if they have anything you guys might want/need

 

If the passenger seat mechanism (power sliding, etc) was easily removable I could benefit from that. Never looked or tried.

My passenger seat won't move back or forth.