u/dbab31

Hey yall, i have a 2003 Tundra AC. Basic specs are 100% bone stock (Lund Sun Visor was Dealer Accessory), 143k miles, 4x4, TRD Offroad, timing belt done at 135k, new front rotors and calipers, new rear drums, meticulously maintained, Krown rust prevention, and relatively low rust/dents/dings for a 23 year old vehicle. Frame is good, not perfect but totally fine, all good metal with surface rust. Interior is immaculate. Cerakote Headlight Restoration, paint sealant, and Trim Restoration. ALL new fluids at 140k.

Cons are stock radio doesn't work (i blew amp fuse, haven't replaced it yet) and stock muffler/tailpipe is gone so I replaced with a cheap muffler that sits near the middle of the undercarriage and is kind of loud. Tailgate handle broke (notorious issue) but has been replaced, and rear wing windows latch hinges are broken but still work and usable, leak free and rattle free (another notorious issue)

The truck is dang near perfect, truly. I never had any intentions of selling but trying to put 2 car seats in the back is really tough and not the safest driving position. Trying to wait it out until the kids get out of carseat but it'll be a few years. Not sure if I can do that.

I paid 10k for it before the timing belt, and I'm seeing the same vehicles sell for 13-18k with higher mileage. I don't necessarily want 100% top dollar, but its nice enough that I want something really close. Let me know what yall think its worth and if someone wants it, speak up. Could probably work something out. Also open to CrewMax trades under 150k miles and preferably higher trim than SR5, but not very picky. Thanks!

I can send any pics if someone wants something specific.

Is the 1st Gen Stepside ugly, or are people just sleeping on it?

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What’s a fair price for this? It’s a Limited, 143k miles, good frame, timing belt done at 138k, no issues at all.

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What’s the #1 best mod you’ve done to yours?

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A CrewMax sounds real nice right about now due to carseats lol

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Feel free to drop a Pic of your tundra, any gen.

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Hey yall, so small preface, I am just a guy who gets to play for a few hours a week. I'm d3 but have crap ball control, grounded and aerial. Long story short, I'm just trying to figure out some mechanics however I can without quitting my job and playing RL all day.

Video shows me hitting the aerial but there's very little change in the ball's original trajectory. I doubt what I did here will actually get me a goal in a real game.

Whats the best way (obviously besides getting good 😂) to actually make an impact on the ball while keeping control? How do I change the ball's original flight path while keeping control?

I am aware that there are probably plenty of other things I can focus on. I don't really care about becoming gc, I just want to learn how to do certain things, whether helpful or not. Thanks for any advice in advance!

p.s., if anyone wants to have a randomly available teammate US-East, XSX, hit me up haha.