1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

Why is that every professional or amateur built conversion vehicle... like use some colors other than white for your harnesses too pls.

 

The WhamBambulance

I'm positive there is a niche for that

 

Finally caved and bought an 80 series. I should take delivery in about a week.

 

And it's wireless too, dope

 

I remember when it was a thing in the 60s for kids to ride around in an old hearse. This was before goth was even thought about.

 

Weren't hearses and ambulances pretty much the same car just with different paint and furnishings anyway?

 

Huh. That bad huh?

 

My cousin has an early 80s Cadillac hearse. The coffin is a cooler


Now i wanna sas it

 

I speak mostly in jest, I don't really like the guy but he doesn't occupy enough of my mind for me to care what he does. Seems like he's good to his family and is nice to his friends, some people are just different online and I guess that's just what it is.

 

beats me


We did all the wires in the healey in black. Both ends labeled and we have an excel spreadsheet with every run and termination

 

The labeling is key, spreadsheet is nice too. Did you do pinouts and diagrams on it too?

 

Ah ok. I think I know.


Text is hard. Gf and I make extensive use of the telegram voice message feature

 

There’s only one big connector for the gauge cluster, and that has a pin out diagram somewhere. The rest is pretty simple.

 

Classic song!

 

I think the video was way ahead of its time. The images have a deep meaning.

 

Still catching up, but yes, multiple times. They hold an event there every year called "hops and props" where they bring in hundreds of breweries and do tastings (catered food included). It's awesome, but sells out in minutes. They have an SR71 on display along with dozens, if not hundreds of other aircraft. They have multiple wings including first flight (with a Wright bros replica), WW2 (w/p51 mustang and multiple others) and lots more (including military and commercial aircraft). It's the largest and best aircraft museum that I've ever been to.

 

I love visiting that place!

 

Look up the "hops and props" event. If I remember correctly, it's usually held in February. If there are tickets available, it's well worth it.

 

Shit. Nevermind. Just looked and it's sold out. Held in late February (25thish).

 

Ah, bummer. I would have gone, my parents live pretty close, would've been a good excuse to do something fun with my Dad.