1st Gen. Lunch Table - General Discussion

Spoke to the owner of this Terminator Tundra today. Said he inherited it from his dad. It's in excellent shape. I did my good deed and warned him about the LBJ's.

 

The plastic trim on the rear bumper needs to be replaced. I never saw heat damage like that before.

 

those are vortex generators for the aero. Those are definately rimz though.

 

I don't think it's heat damage. Looks like the right side is banged up.

 

Good eye. I didn't catch it in person. I've posted pictures of this one before. I've seen it around town several times.

 

I can only see so much on my phone but wouldn’t the left side not look like that if it were the case?

 

Says the guy from up north haha.

 

I learned my house carpet buckles if it’s extreme heat/humidity and I don’t bother to air condition because I’m not home.

Point is we see extreme heat occasionally as well.

 

A/C is life

 

Take it from the guy with no ac in his virus, damned Skippy

Big facts bussin no cap fr

 

Until the power goes out.

 

https://youtu.be/Klub-mazzhg?si=F20c-4ICQEunIphi

 

My Ranger had AC, but it didn't work well (probably needed a new blower motor resistor) and I felt like it cut my dismal HP in half, so I drove with the windows down, no AC for years and years. Including through the hottest summer on record in my area. It sucked, especially in traffic.

 

Backup generator is also life.

 

I mean, if you live in Texas, yup.

 

I should probably get one of those.

 

A previous pickup had AC, but it failed at one point and I was melting on the way home from work each day. I seriously considered a slight modification.

 

Worth its weight in gold if you live somewhere that the power goes out semi-often and at the worst possible times/conditions. IE: hurricanes, thunderstorms, freezes, extreme heat, no apparent reason haha

 

A coworker of mine used to run an inverter off his hybrid Camry to get electricity when the power was out. Says he loved it.

I don’t think he was running a lot of AC though.

 

Our Kohler runs off natural gas

 

How many watts are y'all running.

 

Not sure, but it's enough to run the entire house

 

Welcome to the wagons of 1973
https://youtu.be/9zq_6NtNzpg?feature=shared

 

80° and 95% humidi-titties at 5 am, fuck it's gonna be a long day

 

My mom had one of those 73 Town and Country wagons. It was a great car.

 

At least we were mostly cloudy this AM, made it a lot easier out on the water paddling from 8am-10am with the oldest.

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This stuff is terrible, it's kind Coors Light but worse somehow.

 

The purpose is for alcoholics to get wasted as cheap as possible.

 

Gotta a friend named Bubba drinks those Busch Lights. He calls them bluegills.