1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

Oh really? How does it work? Never seen one

 

Oh I’ve got loads of blades! Lol. I don’t have anything to trace really. All the holes for the new seats and center console are not there

 

Oh I thought it was a garage space you rented and they also sold detailing supplies and stuff. I see

 

I mean like those shops that rent you a lift by the hour or whatever? Like that but for detailing and they let you rent the equipment and stuff for it. Do those exist? I thought someone mentioned one of those but geared towards cleaning/detailing?

 

Oh a detail shop, yeah. For some reason I though it was DIY shop. Not a store. I'm dense at times. No story here. Lol

 

For $850 that wax better serve as a cure for herpes as well

 

I usually sound deaden (doors and floors) of whatever is my daily. It really makes a difference. Also, doesn't take as much stereo to have a good sounding ride.

I've learned to be careful in how far to go on doors so I can get back in to change a regulator or window motor like over 5 years later.

 

Can just driving on the beach sand really cause damage?

 

I imagine a very small demographic of rare car collectors that have tons of money, ie Jay Leno or something

 

Oooh yeah, beach sand has tons of salt in it, also the air near the beach has more moisture in it.

 

Right. But can I go play in the sand at the beach for a day and go home away from beach and have issues from that day of playing in sand? How come? What happens? I'm juts trying to learn here

 

I remember my auto body instructor telling me he payed over $350 a gallon for paint on one of his rare cars. I cant cant imagine he'd use off the shelf wax on it.

 

People spend crazy money on their car hobbies....I should be one to talk lol.

But if I was spending that much just to make it look good Id be too afraid to ever drive the damn thing

 

Bet there's a lot of it or the likes used to get ready for this Pasadena CA event.

http://www.artcenter.edu/connect/events/car-classic-2018.html

 

Ha, that's where I graduated in 2011. I've been to that show many times in the years past

 

WOW! That is WAY COOL!

 

I went there for Photography and Design but Art Center's Automotive Design program is one of the best in the world. Getting to see the models and stuff those kids would design was pretty awesome

 

That's where it all happens. Some of the chief stylists for major car companies also have teaching engagements there. Dave Marek comes to mind.

 

Suuuuuuck

 

I remember driving through the flooded OV streets during those noreaster storms.... Man I miss the storms out there