1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

I definitely understand that.

 

@Sperrunner

 

The solid front axle wouldn't hurt either! I also prefer the AWD set up vs having to worry about when to go into 4wd on fire roads and inclement weather.

 

Many fireroads can be done in 2WD, especially living in a flat area. Only exception would be if there was mud.

I'd highly suggest a 100 series for you; room, comfort, and newer.

 

Even a 4th gen 4Runner

 

Yea I have my eye out for a good deal on a 100 that doesn't have half a million miles on it. IK I'd probably live to regret a LR, even the best one they made lol. They look so damn cool tho haha.

 

GX470 would be a good bet too. My gf and I carpool in her 2013 Avalon most days, so I wouldn't have to commute with it every day.

 

2 of us in the taco on a 400 mile trip tonight. Glad we like each other!

 

My new truck. @Wulf will be proud

 

I mean the engine is built by Rover. Known for the cylinder sleeves coming loose and having to drive a screw thru it to hold in place or something to that effect. So ya, basically a land cruiser....

Today you have the jeep grand Cherokee trail hawk but back the R was ahead of its time being able to whip your family around with 500hp. Ugly as fuck but I'm happy it exists.

 

I saw on an fj40 that someone powercoated a galvanized frame

 

It would be a shame if someone stole its catalytic converter

 

Ive heard of that yea, no bueno. I’m pretty that and head gaskets are why Buick dropped the engine. Rest if the drivetrain is solid though AFAIK.

 

Enjin

 

Okay so…. Just drove 100 miles in 4wd in the snow on the interstate. Did not end up in the ditch. Woot.

 

that snail look so good

 

Man, she's barely 3cm dilated.

Barely slept too so going to go home, take a nap, feed the dogs and all.

 

Watch around the 1 min mark on how to induce birth.