I'm trying to find a reasonably nice and clean 1st gen Tundra. I'm really looking for an 05-06 access cab truck with the 4.7l. Looking to keep it under 150k miles and rust free. Flexible on the color and options, but I have a preference for grey, black, or white. Let me know if you have something, I'm willing to travel for the right truck. Would much rather work with an owner that I can talk to about their truck. Flying to buy a Tundra from a used car lot sight unseen doesn't sound too fun to me, and it's not like you can always find something this specific locally. Thanks!
WTB: 1st Gen AC or DC Tundra
- Thread starter Rasberry
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I think I'm kind of set on 05-06, not just for the motor, but also the transmission.
Edit: Might be considering double cabs as well
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Wish I could take you up on that, but I have to have either an access or double cab for room for a dog/fridge. Thanks for the reply.
it wont let me upload photos since the files are too big.
Heres the build page for my 2005 Tundra:
www.tundras.com
I might be open to selling it, but with the given upgrades I'm only open if the offer is right.
Ontop of all the upgrades, I also did all the preventative measures such as CVJ axles, Lower ball joints, control arms, replaced the starter, replaced radiator, replaced timing belt & water pump.
I take good care of my cars and make sure absolutely everything is ready for a cross country trip.
172k miles.
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Heres the build page for my 2005 Tundra:
@mad.maxyy '05 DC 4x4 Survival Rig
Current (Updated 10/26/21) [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]...
www.tundras.com
I might be open to selling it, but with the given upgrades I'm only open if the offer is right.
Ontop of all the upgrades, I also did all the preventative measures such as CVJ axles, Lower ball joints, control arms, replaced the starter, replaced radiator, replaced timing belt & water pump.
I take good care of my cars and make sure absolutely everything is ready for a cross country trip.
172k miles.
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it wont let me upload photos since the files are too big.
Heres the build page for my 2005 Tundra:
@mad.maxyy '05 DC 4x4 Survival Rig
Current (Updated 10/26/21) [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]...
I might be open to selling it, but with the given upgrades I'm only open if the offer is right.
Ontop of all the upgrades, I also did all the preventative measures such as CVJ axles, Lower ball joints, control arms, replaced the starter, replaced radiator, replaced timing belt & water pump.
I take good care of my cars and make sure absolutely everything is ready for a cross country trip.
172k miles.
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