1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

Actually

@Speedytech7

Poll for like 6 mo, 12 mo, 24 mo

 

I run without that "anti-colic" insert, but even just the screw-on cap for the blue ones have these crevice you have to scrub inside of

 

So you bought the Gx so Theo can Drive it 16yrs from now?

 

We got these for cleaning her bottles when she was using them, works well for getting into the small crevices and stuff

 

No as in, it's a more comfortable ride for him to be in.

Rear AC does wonders for him and the dogs. Bronx enjoys being in the back.

 

Oh we do too; just making the general statement that all these extras are worthless.

I'd rather get someone extra diapers as a gift more than anything else.

 

No Doubt it is Way More Comfortable for the family but what did him driving have to do with it?

I'm going with 22 mos according to past history. I actually hope you keep it longer but old habits are hard to break.


You just spent too long in the car business.

 

As in, no reason to get rid of it in less than 24 months

This vehicle will literally be a pavement princess as it's already boring; modifying it will make it boring but expensive.

 

Plus that means expendable cash I don't have

 

Side bet on how many unfinished pieces of armor he puts on it?

 

Wouldn't need any

 

Speaking of, dude finally messaged me back about that skid I made him.

Had messaged him if he still wants it or if I should post it up for sale

 

The others didn't need any either.

"Kwikvette the OVERLANDER"

 

4Runner took big hits underneath and on the rear bumper; that Budbuilt @eon_blue gave me came in clutch

LC took hits on its sliders and skid I made

 

Zing

 

Fuck me it's Monday

 

You know there are some butthurt 3rd Genners in there that actually had issues with their rig

Depicted by the lack of likes in relation to the number of posts

 

They're easily the youngest set of toyota trucks to have such a large number of critical issues in the history of toyota trucks. Not my fault some want to die on the hill of 3rd gen superiority.

 

Oh for sure.

I'm not up to speed on Toyota's history of vehicle lineup (at least for new stuff) but it seems to be the common trend with manufacturers -

cheapest bidder for bulk parts, cheaper assembly, less QC (an assumption, mainly due to staffing and more reliance on the manufacturing process), extra bells and whistles, etc.

On the other hand, companies like Stellantis never improved...how can you only go down after being rock bottom already?

 

@Ozark_RegCab

Do you have a sibling with a 3rd Gen on order?