1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

What makes you think he can steer, he hit a deer today

 

It’s blocked by another screw driver, it kinda hangs up once in awhile but its not that hard to get around.

 

Hey if you wanted to dig through the actual Gaylord of keys they had behind the cashier be my guest but it wasn’t going to be me haha

 

Lol no I know, but to make @BartMaster1234 happy just graft a key into a screwdriver

 

damn

 

I did it too in my green truck, nailed it with the rear and it left hair in my hitch and shackles.

 

That’s all the last 2 deer have done.... left little hairs everywhere...

 

I haven’t had a bad encounter with deer before, but driving through the California foothills I may have had close encounters with turkeys.

And several people wearing all black walking through downtown Oakland late at night.

 

I had a bum jump into the middle of a off ramp in Richmond. Luckily I stopped in time

 

BAMF 1st gen CB antenna mounts are on sale right now if anyone wasn't aware

http://www.bayareametalfab.com/1st-Gen-CB-Mount_p_22.html

 

Damn...
Tacoma Console http://www.ksl.com/classifieds/listing/52263330

 

Huh?

 

Seems spendy for a center console.

 

I’d rather not actually

 

Thats why you be like like @BartMaster1234 and get everything at the junk yard

 

Lol ya right, what’s a junk yard?

I have better luck asking him to get stuff for me out of his yards.

 

California is arguably one of the best states in the country for junkyards. We have such a large populous that there are such a significant amount of cars accordingly.

I live in the East Bay, I can drive one hour in any direction and have access to 5-6 different junkyards. Hell San Jose has 3.

You drive two hours to Sacramento/Rancho Cordova and you’re in the car scrapping district. There are junkyards specifically catered to Japanese vehicles, especially Tacomas.

Smaller, less densely populated states will have less junkyards and virtually no imports just based off of population density, and automobile diversity.

 

Living in a logging community and area in rural BC we have lots of 1 ton pickup trucks that have gone to junk yards. You can build an f350 all on scraps. Tacomas.......whole nother story.

 

Lots of 2WD 5-Lug and PreRunner Tacomas in the Pacific Northwest because we simply don't need 4WD here. Only for enthusiast use mainly, and occasional trips to the snow.

You go to the Mid-West and Tacomas are absolutely non-existent. Everything is a giant 1 Ton 4WD truck.