1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

I've never smoked a clutch so badly on the beach that the local weather report had to change from clear skies to overcast

 

Oof...get some aloe vera cause someone just got burned

 

not yet

 

@Kwikvette
One of those super rare TRD Pro 1st gens

 

I mean to be fair he was trying to navigate soft beach sand in a 5 lug S-Runner so yeah, most of us probably would have done the same thing lol

 

I've seen that one

I've also seen the TRDSport badges that resemble that of the Pro badge

Whatever floats their boat

 

Could be you floating in that boat

 

I hate badging

Almost as much as the white car black wheels trend

 

Its not a trend, its a lifestyle

 

You also never took a 2wd tacoma with a open diff to the beach on tires that dont even have traction on dry asphalt.

 

well at least we all probably contracted mesothelioma from the massive clouds of burning asbestos equally

 

Too bad your pumpkin spice latte is out of season

 

Also to be fair that was the clutch i learned how to drive a manual on. So it probably wasn’t in the best shape going there.

 

https://youtu.be/zIJErVlVOY8?si=qACvI7IdkTp9h1Op

 

I always think of those commercials too when I hear about asbestos, they were really pushing those cases back then

 

I hardly drive the tacoma now but when i do nothing hurts the ego more than when you stall it out at a red light because you forgot how to manual.

 

I think thats just you

 

Not as embarrassing as forgetting how to automatic and slamming the brake in the middle of an intersection in your mom's BMW thinking it was a clutch pedal out of habit

happened to me like 15 years ago, I stopped using the manual shifter mode feature on it after that

 

Idk. I usally go about 2 years before i need to drive it. I’ve spent the last 9 years of my life in a ford transit, chevy express or a F250.

 

Does it get driven much in-between? I force myself to drive the Tacoma around for a day at least once a week because I'm afraid letting it sit for too long will cause more problems than not