1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

Having done a good amount of secret squirrel work at my last job, I can safely say it’s super interesting rarely and boring and tedious pretty much the rest of the time.

 

That's pretty much spot on. I'm in the paperwork stage, once I start actually building it gets better being able to be hands on but for now it's just boring paperwork.

 

Depends

 

100% would have just "turned in" a psudeo code outline- and I would generate that via AI.

 

All of a sudden you're all programmers, damn nerds

 

@CS_AR I stopped by the Market Auto place to take a look at at that Cruiser today - it turned out the upper rad hose had split as he was parking it, and the battery was completely dead. I think they're absolutely delusional with the 15k asking price, especially with the shoddy respray and dirty interior.

I did take the pictured LX470 for a spin. It was comfy, but the steering felt incredibly heavy, and it turned like a battleship. And I thought the steering on my truck was bad! I can't imagine what they're like with a lift and big tires. I don't remember my 97 being like that either, so maybe this one needs a new rack.

 

Bummer, no 16x7 Nomad Convoys.

 

Going out or somebody installed a cheap rack. Either way, I would pass. Where in the hell did the steel wheels come from?

 

Oh confidence is high that we're all nerds

 

Only speaking to my own experience.

 

Same

 

Those are factory steels I think. Just don't see them on LCs much.

 

I didn’t pick this name for no reason donchya know

 

Sales guys are like "there's that barista again...everytime we get a Land Cruiser"

 

Same with @esxcli

Though he ain't on TW much anymore

 

Gonna buy a Cruiser and then miss his 1st gen.

 

Which is why he got rid of his Land Cruiser...but then misses it

Think he just needs to buy a Land Cruiser and keep the Tacoma

 

Thats my plan- keep the Tacoma forever.

Seriously considering one of the new LC's, but budget is stretched too thin at the moment.

 

It’s just a guy and his sons. Last time I talked to them, I was a TA.