1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

Also a very cool car. I've never been in one but always liked em

 

Ahh I didn't even think about that. I was just picturing it being in BMWs and thinking it would've been a possibility. That makes much more sense now.

 

It had a lot of gadgets and everything worked. I did a lot of traveling in that car.

 

Someone stole our service van, never seeing that thing again.

 

@CS_AR Paul Lefevre finished an insane carbon bodied 2002 last year (M3 powered)
(He sells roof/hood/trunk panels on his site for em now as well)

Little feature on it:
https://ironandair.com/son-of-cobra-bmw-2002/

 

I've seen people use them in endurance rallies. Which says something, being able to sit in one for hours on end on crap terrain.

 

@Speedytech7

Do you know Cruiser Cult?

 

No sir

 

Somehow I got to drive one of these for an afternoon when I was in high school. It had a 5MT. I never was the same after that experience.

 

He has a following around here. He brings interesting topics to the club.

https://www.cruisercult.com/

 

I'd be very happy to have one in the driveway.
I have a Hot Wheels version on my desk...that's as close as I've gotten haha

 

I forget who's brother it was...Austin's?

Anyway, someone did the same thing to their 2nd Gen Taco and accidentally drained their transmission fluid. Proceeded to add 5.5 quarts to an already 5.5 quarts of oil

How do people keep confusing it?

 

No gps?

 

It's a fly by night tour bus company. There's a good likelihood it wasn't even registered

 

Every single vehicle we have has GPS, except that one haha. I’ll bet it turns up in the Tenderloin on blocks tomorrow. The van is plastered in our logo, it can’t make it far.

It’s the same van you have, so be careful.

 

Well, I'm off to Walmart to buy some toys for "Toys for Tots" at Rigs and Coffee.

 

Was it full of tools?

 

Yep…

 

time to start filling out a perches order.

 

Pretty sure it is. I believe it will periodically do some magic battery shit that’s supposed to be good for them under long-term charging conditions. My truck and Jeep both crank like it’s a summer day even when it’s cold as balls, so they seem to work well.