r/1stGenTundras

It’s 2wd and I just received photos from dealership the frame looks great, and the timing belt was just replaced by the shop. I plan on just driving it back and forth to work which is around 52 miles a day.

I’m pretty short on money right now but i can pull out some stock money and get new ones they are 265/70/16R. The mechanic says i need new ones, but i have to drive the truck to college in about a week around 300 miles flat the whole way pretty much michigan and ohio roads.

I’m replacing my cv axles and calipers but I don’t if I should I replace my bearings as well I have a 97 4x4 if so what kit do I need or I can just go get autozone ones also for the bolts on the rear of the cv axles I’m having a hard time getting them off because the axle is moving should I just get a impact

Picked up a 2,000 Tundra for $200. Did the timing belt and water pump. Had to replace a few other things. Power steering pump, MAF, wheel cylinder etc... Got it running good with zero leaks. Picked up some replacement front fenders because the originals were rusted beyond repair. These front bumper/fender mounting brackets are trash, but I can't seem to find exact replacements. Each one I find looks really similar, but is stated to belong to early 4Runners and T100s. Any help would be appreciated.

05 limited. Just missed the 525k flat for a photo.

hello again, looking at another frame on an 04 tundra im looking at. only 121k miles and frame was replaced in 2023 and lower ball joints were also done recently. seller is asking 9600 (i want to talk him down to 8something ideally). this video was sent by the seller and it looks good other than a spot at 1:42 that im not sure if i should be concerned about. thanks!!

edit: located in northeast us/upstate ny

edit 2: was chatting with the seller and he said 4x4 doesn’t engage/check engine light is on/sunroof doesn’t work and there’s an exhaust manifold leak so i am probably passing on it :/

Pic attached is made by ai. I’m looking for build ideas. And most flat bed tundras are only the extended cab when looking online for images. So I’m figured somebody in this group owns a flat bed 1st gen crew cab.

2004 Toyota Tundra full cab with tow package. About to do a road trip towing my 3800lb travel trailer. Took it to our mechanic to do a bumper to bumper inspection and verify we were good to go. They said "send it!". So the fins on this are ok?

2006 Tunda AC. V6

I drive a 2022 Honda Accord hybrid for my daily.

I got this truck for weekend strolls through the city.

Yall enjoy putting gas like this??? lol wtf

Hey guys, just wanted to share some bumpers I have been making for these awesome trucks. They are 100 percent designed in SOLIDWORKS around 3D scan Data that I scanned myself! I know there isn't a huge amount of aftermarket bumpers for these trucks and for the last year or so I have been selling them as a weld it yourself kit. They start at $675 shipped if you live in the lower 48!

What do you guys think about them?

Hello! A friend of mine at work offered to sell me a 2006 toyota tundra in the access cab configuration. It’s 4x4 and has 52,000 original miles and the frame is mint and has been undercoated. Here’s where things get interesting though. The truck has been imported from Japan and has been modified into a hearse. I’ll show pictures of what it looks like for reference but this thing looks awesome. My question is my friend is asking 12,000 dollars for the truck. I know these carry a premium but the bed being modified worries me about the value. What are your guys thoughts and opinions on it?

My dad’s neighbor is selling his 2006 Tundra with 240,000 mil. Apparently someone drilled a hole in his gas tank and stole the gas. He wants to sell it instead of worrying about replacing the tank. He said the ball joints and struts should be looked at. It’s in really good condition. I am unfamiliar with Tundras but the little research I’ve done says it’s one of the better older models. I would appreciate any advice on going further with price negotiations or whether this gonna cost more to get running again than it’s worth in its current state. He has not given me any asking price. Quick Google search says innits current state $1500-$3000 and $2000 to replace the tank, ball joints and struts…

This is an oem radio for a 2001 tundra and I’m trying to get it to work in my 2002 tundra. Are their adapter to make this work or do I have to go out and find a specific 2002 radio?

Thanks!