1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

Not right in my opinion but you do you

 

I wouldn't think so either, but then again, you don't really expect to see oil analyses on every used car you buy. Maybe ignorance really is bliss with this stuff, like @01x4 said.

 

It scared people in 1968 - which was a scary time. Then men landed on the moon and quickly forgot about it.

 

Saw Ziggy Marley last night, leftover Jamaican food for breakfast…I’m okay with this.

 

@Kwikvette tech tip of the day

https://www.instagram.com/reel/Cu4zHekJgoO/?igshid=MTc4MmM1YmI2Ng==

 

Since Jeep sales (and other Stellantis) have been cooling, I guess we'll see a Barbie version.

 

But why sell it?

 

Right?

 

Idk, I've been thinking about getting a Camry to save money, especially if I anticipate major repairs to the Tacoma.

 

Theo be like "dad, have you seen my 1986 slantnose 911 Hot Wheel?"

Then again I've got a CNC setup

 

You've been super cool about all the shit we give you, then again that's probably cause you notice all of us do that to each other.

But dude, Tacoma's are stupid cheap to keep on the road. Stupid capable off the road. You deny both those facts and if you sell it, you'll be even more bummed out than you were when you got rid of the Land Cruiser.

 

@eon_blue

First project after we hardscape the backyard is a freaking dog wash station

I bathe Biscuit in the shower, but always drop off Bronx with a local groomer.

 

Yea they’re not bad as long as you don’t beat on them too much off road. Then they’ll start to eat parts after a while, just like any vehicle. I was just thinking since I don’t wheel much anymore, I might as well have a Subaru or another Camry wagon or something.

 

You can beat on them and they still aren't bad, that's why they're so popular.

Camry Wagon would probably suit you though, but they don't have a 2024 model.

 

I hate that they stopped making them after 1996, at least in the US.

 

@BartMaster1234

 

*Toyota Wagon has entered the chat

 

In high school I rode passenger with an acquaintance who regularly took his suzuki sidekick on 33s to the local quarry. The rock cliff faces he was able to cling to with that lil thing was unbelievable. Definite major butthole pucker factor and felt like we could've toppled at any time, but damn is that not a memory that'll stick with me forever.

Good short wheelbase drivers = bigger balls of steel than sense

 

Gonna eat a cv boot ooor?