1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

I haven't noticed any rust on my bed hooks.

 

Was that the dude that talked about a girl’s smell ALL THE TIME?

 

It’s a real problem.

 

Yep!

 

Sorry Everyone.

 

Oh no, I didn't see any of that. Wow.

 

Damn. That was right around the time I started lurking in this place.

 

Real piece of work that one

He even came back under a different user like a year later, of all people Taco Critter caught it

Mainly cause the dude posted in Critter's thread a lot

 

Yikes.

 

I'll spray them with fluid film then.

 

They sell aluminum replacements, better get those.



Ahhh, vintage Lunchtable

 

But yea realistically I'm not buying anything. I'll be lucky if I'm able to keep my truck at this rate. I feel like if I sell it, I'd just spend that money on other random stuff though.

 

Sarcasm aside, how long have you had it?

 

Since July 2022.

 

So mine was supposed to be temporary. I sold my 100 and the next best thing in my mind was a 1st gen. Searched a while, found one, figured I'd bring it up to speed and then move on in a few years when I padded the account. That was 2017, and I did spend about two (plus) years figuring I'd let it go because I wanted another wagon, and I kept looking for alternatives, but then around year three (and change) it clicked in and I knew I wasn't going to sell it.
Maybe adding a shell would help, or some comfier seats, different suspension or tires, etc. Point being, sometimes it just takes a little time. Meanwhile you're not making any payments or spending on big repairs or using up hours you won't get back looking for replacements, and you have a generally reliable truck thats capable of a lot. One day, looking back, you might be happy you kept it.
Grass is always greener etc., etc.

 

TIL quickly using Excel is an Esport @JKO1998

 

Yea I’d mainly just want the relative security and comfort of a wagon. I never felt great sleeping in the bed of the Tacoma. What if a bear or net head comes in to your camp in the middle of the night? In a wagon, you can just hop in the seat and drive away. I suppose there’s less interior to worry about getting dirty or windows to break, etc in a pickup tho.

 

That's as honest as I'm getting around here.
Back to normal programming.

 

Its just a scenario we make up. Think of all the people who camp in tents.

 

This.