1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

link?

 

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/first-gen-is-better.817685/

 

I don't have any pics and right now it's in the shop because the brakes failed while I was driving the other day (that was its own fun adventure )
I think it's too far gone though sadly, which means I think that fixing it is going to cost me lol.

 

Well once you get pictures you can either post them in here or over in this thread:
https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/what-have-you-done-to-your-tacoma-today-1st-gen-edition.138573/

This thread's got some technical people in it but lots and lots of bullshit chit chat. The thread I posted a link to is dedicated to mods and repairs to first gens and has a lot more brain power in it to help guide you through fixing your truck. Lots of knowledge people are on the site so you're in good hands. Good luck!

 

I don't know what this means.

 

I think we will be going to the places in these pictures.


https://valleytechfabrication.com/Utah-2022---High-Res-Photos.html

 

thank you so much! That’s so helpful.
I’ll definitely get pics asap. Really want to take care of the rust because I think it’s just causing secondary issues at this point.

 

Shitting on em

 

Beautiful scenery

 

New vanity plate idea

 

Idk

I'm in Northern Utah, probably warm ish but also cold and snowy, depending on the day.

 

I really need to get better at image files -> svg

 

learn the pen tool in illustrator

or if that's too much time, this works well enough most of the time play with the settings until it gets closest and clean up the extraneous in photoshop or illustrator with the eraser.
https://picsvg.com/

 

I don't have any software installed for photo editing, etc.

And yeah picsvg is nice as that's what I used for Biscuit's photo but it's not smart enough to figure out certain geometries so it fails in many areas.

I need to learn me some editing.

 

Started watching this with Sofia this weekend, thinking it would be boring but damn...it was really good

Togo on Disney+....based on the true story of a man and his sled dog team in the 1920s that traversed over 600 miles through Alaskan wilderness to transport medicine during a diphtheria outbreak in some rural town.

the CGI looks pretty low budget at times but it's worth a watch still

And it's got Willem Dafoe, I mean you can't go wrong with Willem Dafoe

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jH4zTDRCkq0

 

So Balto

 

Surprising, thought y'all would have better internet cause...what else is there to do living in the Midwest?

 

thats just a remake of balto... i grew up loving balto