1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

https://youtu.be/u3m6qULryW4

 

200 series material for sure.

 

I 100% would take the Astro on this

https://youtu.be/GaZDPciYwqA

 

We have Toyota People from the west coast that drive over for the Cruiser Crawl in October. @Kwikvette @Ozark_RegCab

Going to these events is great because we become friends with people who are leaders in the LC community from around the country.

https://cruiserbrothers.com/about-company/

 

Surely that’s just for the TRD Pro. TBF it’s basically a 300 series LC from what I understand.

 

Yeah makes sense why they dropped the LC from the US market and just edged the Sequoia into it's category, they were selling more of those anyway.

 

Meanwhile we got the Toyota Crown instead

 

Hell even a Prius

 

Lol i wouldn't go that far, peep the rocky section at 7 minutes and then the water crossings on the way back.

 

This is a propane-powered rig since it needs to keep running after it rolls and goes upside down.

We love it when our family from LA comes up to visit.

 

You haven't seen the Camry on stock suspension that hits Bald Mountain out here

Much rockier than that trail you're describing.

 

Crown Vic climbing Hell's Revenge enters the chat

https://youtu.be/KFwPXEeJ3aI

 

Always a classic

But yeah I think I had sent you and Kira screenshots of that Camry from the 559Yotas group.

He runs Bald Mountain every now and then.

 

Is bald open?.?.?????

 

Local restaurant humor. The Oyster Bar is a couple of doors down the street.

 

@eon_blue
@Wulf

Bro took the G wagon on what looks like street tires

https://www.instagram.com/reel/Cq3SuDxp38x/?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

 

I've been watching these vids, the guy makes it all look so easy

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=htg-RVoiSOY

 

That's awesome, this last week we have finally been getting sleep.

It's nice and worm today but the thunderstorm is moving in

 

@Wulf

Your shit be lookin fabulous

 

haha that was great

I imagine back in the day the camera crew needed to do as much prep work as the engineers to not waste equipment