1st Gen. Lunch Table - General Discussion

Where was this anyways?

 

How many of us on here have a purple tundra?

 

zero that i know of

 

Has @DJenerated fooled me?
https://www.tundras.com/threads/the-best-build-thats-better-than-your-build-build.124805/#post-3193038
sneaky bastard

 

What's the deal with the limo? Was that real or photoshopped?

 

https://www.tundras.com/threads/the...er-than-your-build-build.124805/#post-3193035

 

yeah, that ain't his

 

IDK, I don't think @Mr.bee would have cords showing on the inside of his front right tire.

 

Outside of a Toyota service center in GA.

 

knowing what you know now, go back and read the entire thread and you may realize every post was sarcastic BS. 20" rims, refreshing all the chrome? Not to mention every pic was a different truck.
yeah he got ya. you gotta watch out for that one

 

Yeah, I got that
I like playing the fool sometimes

 

We already like you. You ain't gotta lie to kick it

 

Nice the front end looks like a 3rd gen Tundra except they shaved the handle bar mustache off the front of it.

 

The Toyota emblem was a nice touch

 

Hey I just ran across this for sale. I’m not in the market but I know someone might be. It’s in NE Washington. Let the drooling begin.

 

I sent it to a friend and I guess this guy gets around town, ha.

 

Price is right for the options. That radiator needs to be replaced STAT, though.

 

I just want to topper

 

OEM for the win.

 

It's the real 1794 edition.

 

$17.94 edition, to be exact.

 

i think the bumper support is a transmission crossmember.

 

already sold

 

That was fast.

 

I think you're right

 

I think this space under the front of the longbed is the right spot for the air tank. @alb1k did his in the spare location I believe but with DC he probably has less empty space in this spot. I’m just not quite sure how to do brackets. Probably need the bed off to do it.

 

You've got a crapload to work with there bro.

Just get someone to press brake a right-angle into a sheet of aluminum, then mount to the be crossbrace. Mount the pump to that, while this isn't to scale, it gives the idea. I've done similar for a bag job where I didn't want it in the bed, framerails weren't an option, else you best believe it'd have been there.

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That’s the bed rail I think?

I assumed for air lines I’d rather have it mounted to the frame / crossmember so I could potentially consider a flatbed or bed replacement down the road?

I think

$160 airmaxxx 33" Seamless Raw Aluminum 5 Gallon Air Tank 9 Ports

this is the tank I have.

 

Yeah, bed crossbrace is what I was talking about mounting it to.

Ideal situation would have you mounting it to the framerail, using basically the same method, or better yet, fab up a simple crossmember and bolt it to the frame on each side using 1" tubing.

You get the most rigidity if you can catch two unique connection points using separate panels. Doesn't matter if it's a crossmember between parallel sections of framerails, or if it's hooking into an OEM crossmember & framerail running perpendicular. What I showed in my picture would be more of a 'I really want it stuffed in this hole and only for a street truck.