1st Gen. Lunch Table - General Discussion

That’s the one I made!!!
Minus the katsup!!! It’s sooooooo good!!! That’s why I’m scared to add anything else! I really like most of her shit, super cool and easy to watch

 

Oops! I meant to post this one. Updated my link above.

https://heygrillhey.com/alabama-white-sauce/

 

https://youtu.be/QLMN5dhsQes

 

Yeah, man. Bill (our dough guy) looked like Popeye. Dude had huge forearms. I distinctly remember the burn you'd get when you were trying to keep up with Bill. Dude could portion, knead, and ball up a batch freaking fast on his own.
Our pizza place was staffed with hyper-competitive delivery drivers. We raced at everything. Deliveries, dough, sauce cup portioning, pounding, topping, phones, cleaning...seriously everything. We were young and we were pirates. Laws of polite society, and sometimes physics, didn't apply to us. Oddly, most of us were on first-name basis with the local PDs.
When the assmanager would route, it wasn't uncommon for him to stack up a big route and then make us compete for it. "First one back gets the stack," and then send 2-3 of us on single-pie drops to the same building.

You ever see a pizza guy jump out of a moving vehicle, sprint to the door, push a pizza into a kid's chest, sprint back to the car, and then drive away like he's running from the cops? I have.

 

Spotted this guy leaving the gym today. This is not the vehicle I'd want to sleep in.

 

...the license plate said FRESH and there was dice in the mirror...

 

Thanks for the link. Very helpful. I've found one that is available and ordered it. I had a really hard time finding the part number though.

 

Neighbor across the street listed his house last night. He moved to Idaho 2 weeks back and I've been keeping an eye on his house.

Some realtors came to show it last night around 5. This morning I saw another realtor with perspective buyers. The realtor was in the doorway saying "hello?" I noticed a neighbor parked their car in that driveway so I went across to say hi and explain.

The realtor was glad to hear its the neighbors car, but she said the front door was wide open. Thats odd. I offered to clear the house but they said its okay. Then I noticed the realtors BMW 7 series was steaming and leaking coolant all over the driveway. Sweet. I let her know, to save face she said she's gonna have BMW pick it up. I noticed the coolant is green, its roughly a 2009 7 series, I doubt it has seen a dealership in a while.

Hopefully the house didn't get infested with rodents last night. At least the people looking at the house were very nice, hope they buy it.

 

Just finding the exploded diagram is a bear, but normally when you do, you can search the page it's on for for the 1st five digits of the number from the exploded diagram to find the part. It seems when Toyota discontinues some parts, you may not be able to do that anymore? I don't recall how I got that part number before, but it was clearly in the parts catalog a year ago.

Toyota seems to use a specific part numbering convention of 5-5 or 5-5-2 on part numbers, like AAAAA-BBBBB-CC, where 'AAAAA' is the specific part, 'BBBBB' is the part attributes like color/finish/etc., and 'CC' is an optional (not always there) extra attribute, I see 'c0' most often there.

In the case of the above, if you look at the exploded diagram in my reply, you'll see the part listed is '58916A'. '58916' part is basically the 'AAAAA' or specific part number. Sometimes you can just straight-up search the catalog for that number and you'll get a ballpark of what you need.

If you're ever looking for exploded diagrams, here's what I recommend:

• Go to Toyota's main parts site: https://parts.toyota.com/
• Ideally, enter your VIN# into the search to get you to the right place, it makes this hella easier
• After that, in the top-right corner of the website, use the 'Parts' dropdown and choose the category of part - if it's interior/exterior, choose Body & Interior
  • If you chose NOT to start by putting in a VIN, you'll be expected at this time to choose a vehicle category (truck SUV sedan etc.), model and year, then engine/body type before confirming
• After that, you should be greeted with a whole categorical list of parts diagrams, from Armrest & Visor to Tool Box & License Plate Bracket - pick the most logical category - in your case, we want to pick 'Console Box & Bracket'
  
• Before you take another step, I need to point out two CRITICAL things on the page. One is the 'Full-sized Image' option. The other is 'View More Images'. These are important because - by default - they'll only show you ONE exploded diagram. There are usually several per category!
• First, click the 'Full-sized Image' option to blow up the exploded diagram to a readable size. Next, click the 'View More Images' button to see every available exploded diagram for this year of vehicle, with every configuration imaginable. Click through each image that shows under the 'View ... Images' button to find the configuration you need.
• When you locate the part you need, jot down the part number, then CTRL+F or CMD+F in your browser to search the part number from the image. There may be several in the list under the pictures, depending on whether it's a multi-finish part number, like a dash trim panel, or something that's not black-only in color.

That's about it. This should probably be a sticky, eh? Toyota could change the parts website any day though, and this won't be fully accurate. It's the only reason I've never made a dedicated thread.

 

Sounds like the realtor has known she's having an issue, and has been using whatever coolant was cheapest at the store to refill the radiator....

 

We like pics. Like, a lot.

 

yoyo.. where the FUCK is THE Professional Hand Model?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?? I want answers. @FirstGenVol has he been banned?

 

Bro.
He got the perma-ban ~2 weeks ago.

 

what in the world did he do to get perma banned? RIP

 

Haha I love how you ask Erik about the hand model, bros for life!

 

Too many political-adjacent innuendos.

 

Silenced by the big glove industry

 

@shifty` ribs were a hit!

 

Awesome! Hell, this made me hungry looking at it. Good, deep penetration on that ring.

My Dad likes to do a wet mustard mix rub on his racks the night before dropping them in the smoker. The kids always destroy them. If it's remotely interesting, I'll get his recipe if you wanna give it a shot.

I played around a lot with different options over the years, but I'm pretty settled in how I smoke nowadays. Dry rub only on the thin stuff overnight before, my brisket and shoulder always get an herbed salt & sugar brine overnight, then rub just before going in the smoke box.

 

They dont want us to know that the end of times are here!!! haha

 

I won't disagree. And I'll vote for that to be stickied. Knowing how to search for parts is good knowledge. I appreciate it. I usually like using partsourq to plug in the vin and get a good exploded diagram. But sometimes the hard part is finding the category for the part; like coolant lines being under electrical, etc. That trim piece is for the 2005 center console I installed.

 

After seeing @Sunnier 's truck and Trash-a-roo setup, I decided to get once myself. Test fit is successful.





Also saw this window and doggy which brightened my day a little.

 

I want to get a “trash” basket for my spare swing out; I’ve had a Roo and wasn’t all that impressed. I’ll look for some of the ones these stoopid jeepers recommended that looked like really good options with options built in

 

found a tundra blower. but uh... not worth the price

 

Also looks like it has a TC long travel kit on it.

 

didnt notice that.. and yea.. now that price isnt as bad

 

That was my immediate thought. I was pretty sure BMW used blue coolant like Honda but I learned today that as of 2018 they also have a green coolant.

I still think from the subtle signs of the exterior that she owns a car she can't take care of properly.

It makes me sad to see realtors buying expensive cars to impress clients, especiallywhen I get the sense that the car is outside of their means. I see it all the time.

 

The truck looks rusty underneath. Buy it, strip it of its superchargerness, sell it. You don't want no part of that LT kit and those rusty sway a ways. The reservoir hose is even installed wrong.