1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

May 31st 2018... doesn't seem like so long ago, but I spose it was

 

Thoughts on buying an RTT from a defunct company?
Been eyeing a Gold Dog Kaibab, was a AZ Local company. It looks great, has annex with the ladder inside the annex room which is exactly what I want. Price is great, but the company went under years ago.
I imagine the main 'wear' item would be the cover, and you could probably throw just about any RTTs cover on it if needed.

 

don't see any reason why not, they're all pretty much the same if you ever needed repair parts or whatever.

If you're ever out here in Socal just bring me a 6er or some nice beer and you can have mine lol. Haven't used it or even opened it up in years....should probably do that and make sure it's not rotting away from within.

 

probably should have made that a DM, now I'm going to get hit up by people I don't know asking for my RTT

 

Appreciate that!
Definitely keeping that in mind, though I think I'd rather you have a place to sleep on the 10th anniversary moab trip..

 

As long as you don't tell him about our time camping

 

Maybe, I told myself I'll keep it for when the kids are older and all. Camping with little kids and an RTT is just torturing yourself for no reason besides IG clout. Way more practical to use a ground tent. But even when they're older it only holds two people comfortably so really no reason to keep it with all the space it takes up.

 

Between that and my daughter being conceived in it, that tent has seen some things

 

They're all pretty interchangeable, they steal the same designs if it's a regular old fashioned the pole tent.

 

he's like nvm I'm good

 

I mean, if you've ever stayed at a hotel...

Wait, @time623 have you ever stayed at one

 

yeah but hotels don't fold up and close tightly to seal in all the juices

 

Marinated mattress....AI that shit

 

Growing up you probably found a room in the local taverns huh

With how tight hotel sheets are idk

 

Yeah sorry about that, there's a reason they're always white sheets tho

 

Was especially difficult during the prohibition era

 

no kidding, I cannot stand having my bed sheets tucked in at the foot of the bed when I'm sleeping...I need to be able to kick my legs out for some fresh air. Hotels stuff those things so far under the mattress you have to strong-arm them out.

 

happy belated bday @Kwikvette -- I got to play HOCKEY last night!!!! YISSSSSSSS...