My neighbor had a tundra that he never used and was sitting in his garage for the past 5 years and when I confronted him about it, he said he was looking to sell. I asked how much he was looking to get for it and mentioned my interest. He looked me up and down for about 20 seconds and back at his car and told me I could take it off his hands for free if I drove it and put some care into it. It’s a limited v8 with full leather interior and 135,000 miles on it. I am completely dumbfounded by it all and stumbled on your video trying to find information on the truck. Thanks for the great video!
What a blessing, wow God knocked your socks off. That is crazy, that’s super cool to hear. I hope that thing lasts you forever. What a guy, I’ll have to tell my brother that. More 1st gen Tundra videos to come by the way! I just filmed a 21st anniversary video that will come out in March comparing this 2000 to a 2021, and I filmed a video driving this and my Tacoma through the snow with my brother, that should be out next month.
I have the exact same truck. Same color even, with only 80,000 miles. Bought it because it was the truck of the year back in 2000. Now my daughter is driving it. Total confidence in this truck. Love your passion, faith in God and your vids!
Got a 2001 with 236,000 miles on it. Runs like a top. Just make sure to replace the timing belt at the scheduled intervals, and get the other stuff done as needed. Be warned, also, that there was a Toyota corporate recall in 2012 or so concerning improperly rust-proofed sub-frame components. A sub-contractor did not electroplate the sub-frame and some of these vehicles have accelerated rust damage to the body and frame, but that' s a body problem, not an engine problem. The dealers were supposed to inform customers of the recall, in which Toyota spent nearly a billion dollars to fix, but not everyone got the word in time.
Awesome man! I just bought a 2004 Tundra Limited at auction for $6,700 (plus auction house fees, pushing it to about $7,300). I've got just over 149,000 miles. Felt the same as you did-- blessed! I'd had my eye on it at auction for a couple of weeks and sat down right before it went to auction and prayed that if it was meant to be, it'd stay in my price range. I didn't want to spend more than $6,800. The Lord delivered! Cheers, friend.
I have a 05 w 256k miles. I just put new windshield, headlights, touchscreen stereo, new shocks, springs, lifted it 2 “. I have a super light slide in camper on order, meantime did a 3500 mi road trip camping in my topper. This truck drives like a dream.
I just bought a 2001 tacoma trd xtracab last week that had 24k original miles. Already the best truck I've owned by far. The gen1 toyotas are the way to go. Simplicity at its finest.
@@richarde1355 Kentucky. Ive searched for years for an unmolested & clean framed truck. I was cruising autotrader back in October of last year and seen this one so I called immediately. The guy said that an old fellow had it garage kept in Indiana and he bought it new in 2001. He died in 2018 so his daughter registered it in her name after, making her the second owner but she didn't put a single mile on it. It had around 22k on it at this time. She end up selling it to the dealer I bought it from. Well he didn't drive it and wanted to sell it so he listed it with about 24,700ish on it. It only has 26,600 on it now. I drive it around out local cruise in events we have and ive even had folks follow me around asking to buy it on the spot. Its not happening though lol. They can't believe the shape and how many miles it has on it for a 20 yr old truck. If you follow the gen1 tacoma page on fb I have a few pics of it on there.
Great video and thank you for your faith as well. We are looking at a 2003 Tundra with 87k miles and the timing belt was just replaced. Praying that it works out. Keep up the great work. God bless.
Your brother is lucky to have you looking out for him, good on you. Hope your first year at collage went well. I'm the original owner of a '01 SR5 w/V6. 165,000 miles. I really love this truck. For its 20th anniversary I replaced all the front end components last month, shocks/struts, bushings, etc., new tires too, and I just did a complete sound system upgrade, 4 new door speakers, head unit, 1500w amp, 10" sub under the rear passenger seat, fully detailed interior also. It's like getting a brand new truck without the payments. Most importantly. my wife is very happy that it's clean and driving like new. Going to keep driving it until one of us can go no farther ;-)
I just bought a 2001 Sr5 V-6 access cab with a manual! My steering feels slow and numb. How would you describe your steering before you rebuilt the front end? Thank you .
@@robertausdemore7855 Mine is automatic, I like manual transmissions, but after a couple of back, knee surgeries auto trans is better for me. Funny you ask about the steering, I think my steering rack is starting to fail. I also need to replace LCA bushings, clunky noise when I turn right at slow speed. But my new sound system sounds pretty awesome👍 You might start with flushing out the power steering system to see if that takes care of it.
My Grampy bought an sr5 brand new in 02. 17 years later, it has 132k on it, he wins a brand new 2020 Ford Explorer on a $5 scratch ticket and GIVES me his tundra. I couldn’t be more grateful! An amazing truck which I’m going to have for a very long time! Nice video!
I have a 2001 Tundra that I bought used in 2003. The only reason I found this video is because I had my first mechanical issue with the truck and I was searching RUclips for the year/make. The problem I had was a leaking top tank on the radiator, which occurred after having the coolant flushed. I have always kept up with the maintenance, but I have certainly not babied my truck and have taken it off-road on some very gnarly trails and it has never let me down. I'll drive it until it dies.
great video, this is indeed a true blessing in all areas, God is so faithful to have brought you this truck. True that this truck is the very best, my daughter had one and now her daughter is the owner of it, some upkeep and it runs great just cosmetic damage
Hi, I've owned 2 of these and you are right on many things. This is a Limited, but a base model Limited. The only thing you missed was the painted fender flares. Base has nothing, Sr5 has metal, and Trd has black plastic. Like others said the only thing to watch is the t belt and h20 pump every 90k! Best of luck!
I also have the 2000 Tundra. Same as this but in white. Bought it with a Tacoma recall check back in 2009 with only 65k miles on it. Fast forward to 2020 and the truck still runs stong at 186k miles. Just passed inspection but needed the right side exhaust manifold installed for $900. It made a huge diffference and the truck sounds like it did 11 years ago. Have also replaced the radiator, gas tank, rack and pinion more recently. Usual brakes and exhaust work over the years. Frame was recalled about 10 years ago. Some minor rust but still solid. I may get it painted next year as the truck will not die and deserves to look good again. BEST truck Evah!!
Please pray that the 02 Tundra that I'm picking up this Saturday gets a new frame from the dealer for free. V6 4x4 Manual! Thank you for this encouraging post. Looking forward to driving mine!!! When I stumbled upon the listing, I knew right away that it's a blessing from God!!! Felt like nothing I can describe! Exactly what I've been praying for, actually even better than I imagined it. Was more like what I should have been praying for but I could not believe that it would be this good!!
That's an excellent buy! Nicely done. A year and a half ago I got my 2001 Tundra V8 TRD with 99k miles for about $5k. Smartest purchase I've ever made. Only thing you need to look out for is the timing belt maintenance interval. Since it is an interference motor, if the timing belt snaps it will cause a catastrophic failure as a result of the pistons slamming into the intake and exhaust valves, destroying all of these parts. The service interval is once every 60k miles, but age can also effect the condition of the timing belt, so it should be inspected for cracks and replaced if not in good condition. One other thing to check is the brand of oil filter it has installed. When I went for a short test drive of the truck in the cool fall weather everything was fine, but after owning it for a while I noticed that during hot weather, with the motor at operating temperature, if I spent any time idling say waiting for a red light or sitting in a drive-thru, the motor would begin to produce a valve tick, until I would stop the tick by giving it a blip of throttle to raise the oil pressure. My mechanic told me it was totally normal and said that it's called "the Toyota tick"... I called bullshit. All of the oil pressure drama went away after the next oil change when I removed the garbage Fram oil filter and replaced it with a genuine Toyota brand filter.
i love my 01 Tacoma. but i also have a 2005 tundra.. bought it after it rolled doing 75 mph, abed, a door and fender (and a total repaint because, well its only money and a cement grey 1st gen looks great) + some suspension stuff and shes good as new at 200k miles. the power is amazing, and it drive so well. being a reg cab with the 8 ft bed, the space in the bed is amazing
Issac .... you sound like a cool and loving big brother I hope your younger brother Cherishes you as I lost my big brother 2 years ago and miss him everyday ☮❤
I've had the 2000 model since new. I have about 140k miles on it now. Been a great truck. Just had to replace the drivers window motor. Replaced the timing belt a few months ago for time change. About to change both lower ball joints because they are known to fail which is very dangerous. When towing heavy, always take the overdrive off unless on very level highway, these are known to have the transmission planetary gear failure if you don't.
You are exactly right! Best trucks ever made. I bought my black 03 limited in 2005 and still going strong! These are in high demand now. Built to last a lifetime. God bless brother!! Look up ! Jesus is coming soon!!👆🏼🕊✨✝️
I have this same truck just one year newer, bought it with 300k+ miles as a work truck and drove it until the wheels literally rusted off. Got that fixed and praise God, it still drives amazingly with no mechanical issues.
I have the same truck I got new in 1999, she has 260,000+ miles, black, Limited, and leather( but I had to special order it with leather). Best truck I have had! Have a blessed day!
The 2000 Tundra is my first truck and I absolutely love it! I am 20 now and my dad gave me it the moment I got my license. It has the 4.7L V8 and I hope it stays with me a for a long time!
Hey AlphaShark! I think it's awesome that you use your channel to witness for Christ. I am a christian also, and I am the original owner of a 2002 Tundra V8 SR5. I am just a few thousand shy of 200k. I had the lower ball joints replaced and the right exhaust manifold replaced....all under warranty and that-is-it! I have not even replaced the original starter yet! I have had no mechanical failures. I will say that I do stay on top of the maintenance and even at the end of my oil change cycle the oil still looks good(so I am hoping that is another good sign). The truck has been parked outdoors in sunny San Diego for 20 years and there are no tears in the upholstery and not one crack on the dash or on any of the plastic. My steering wheel still looks brand new! I am making an appointment next week at the dealer to have my second timing belt replaced (every 100k). I am now starting replace things like front end components and some other items just due to the age of the vehicle, but I am happy to do it! Can I ask you to please pray for our daughter....she is going thru a divorce. Her husband has been treating her very unjustly. Our daughters' name is Gina. You remind me of my son. Stay sweet. Thank you, brother.
Looks like a great truck 👍🏼. I had a 2002 and loved it. Mine had that garage door clicker holder thing too. It also had a piece to swap out for sunglasses. Make sure the timing belt, water pump and pulleys are changed and she should be good to go.
Nice review and story on the 1st gen Tundra. I bought my 02' for $4,800. Truck currently has 231,000 miles. -All trucks have various minor or critical issues. SOME have a more serious heavier track record than others! Maintenance is truly key in all makes, brand variants 😉. I immediately dumped $1,800 I saved, into my the truck as to swap radiator, thermostat, timing belt, upper & lower ball joints. I was thinking of buying new, but decided to keep monthly payments out of my life and decided to restore a oldie but goodie...
Grey M Sir, you don’t realize it, but God brought you to this video to make this comment. My brother just spent about $1,100 on his truck and he is feeling so depressed, but I know this is going to give him hope. It’s going to encourage him. Thank you!
Alpha Shark Pictures I have a 02 tundra I purchased in January with 134K and I just hit 150K. just spent 1400 on the passenger exhaust manifold. I also need rack and pinion replaced which is another 1300$. I’m not rich by any means, but tell you’re brother he made the right move!
I just bought a 2006 Tundra, Access Cab with only 37K original miles... with the original sales contract in the glove compartment. Very clean, extremely pleased with it... old man who owned it was moving out of state and didn't want to drive it to new home... only thing wrong with it is the the clearcoat is peeling on the hood and roof.
I own a 2002 Toyota Tundra SR5. Great truck! Thinking about purchasing a new Tacoma this year before the new ones come out. I’d love to see another video of your Tacoma and his Tundra like the snow one. Subbed! God bless!
Awesome truck. Great price and mileage for it too! All the features of this one look identical to my 2001 SR5. The only thing that sticks out to make it a 'limited' would be the color coded mirrors and fender flares. My SR5 has color coded door handles, fog lights, rear slider, fender flares (black) and 'Premium Audio', TRD OffRoad (265s). The door by the review mirror is for a garage door opener, they also have a replacement door that would turn it into a sunglass holder (but your right, most sunglasses won't fit in that either, lol.
Thanks for making this video. Just this week I bought a 2006 Tundra for about 6.5K plus sales tax, It was an answer to my wife's prayers for me to finally get a truck. Ir is a great great vehicle! God guided me to it!
Great review! I just got one with 99k miles with a new frame single owner for 6500 and then I got another one for 500$ with 235k and let me tell you both trucks are still absolutely great
I had no idea about the jbl amp. When I put in a new head unit in my 02 I was so confused and ended up just cutting and spicing wires. Mine doesn't say limited but it definitely have that amp witch I took out and even after 18 years the speakers are still great. Wish I saw this video before I did my install.
I use mine for driving back and forth to Nashville from lookout mountain and then for picking up and delivering motorcycles. I just rolled over 229,000 and it is still just amazing. The only issue I’ve had is the ac doesn’t work that great and I have a bad wheel bearing. That’s it.
Get that wheel bearing fixed soon. Mine failed completely and had to get it towed home. Tire/wheel was under the truck(4runner). Complete diaster. Engine and transmission is great though. 1998 4runner.
@@andrespatino2761Those are the ball joints not the bearings. Some shops will try to get you to buy the whole upper and lower control arms rather than grind off the rivets. Bad bearings will make a grinding sound like a playing card in the spokes of a bicycle and it's only 3 bolts 😮
Just picked up a 2006 tundra sr5 double cab with a leer camper shell in practically mint condition (only one minor tear in the drivers seat) for 5200, I'm pretty thrilled
I have a 2000 Tundra SR5 V8 2wheel drive that I bought new. It is still running great with 265,000 miles. By the way, my SR5 has the sliding back window, the fog lights, cruise control, and alloy wheels. The garage door opener compartment can be interchanged with a sunglasses holder. They both came with the vehicle. And mine has the fender flairs too. I think leather interior and maybe some nicer interior trim make it a Limited. Also, there is storage under the rear seat cushions.
Nice truck! Very good shape and paint still has a shine! I've got a 06 SR5 with 197000 runs great , I've added a bull bar, put better nerf bars on( had plastic covered boards) led bulbs everywhere, 3 and half lift, rims, pirelli scorpion at tires, cold air intake and the black truck is got blue logos! Very cool looking
I LOVE my 2000 Tundra! I’ve had it for 6 years, and it takes me everywhere and does everything I ask it to. I just put about $2000 in maintenance and repairs because I plan on keeping it for another 10+ years!
So you did $2000 worth of maintenance on a Toyota….. let me guess the waterfall went bad and they had to take again takeoff and do the water jacket seals
@@dontfix-it786 No- water pump (?) and belts are all good. Change fluids regularly (i.e., maintenance). Lots of money has gone into suspension, as that's what I'm the hardest on.
I just recently bought a 2004 Tundra TRD 4x4 Access cab with 92k miles from a private seller for $12k. It was a one owner and clean car fax with no wrecks. And most importantly, no rust underneath. You have to watch out for rust on these trucks especially in rust belt. It drives great. I love it. Great video. Subscribed. God bless!
I've got a 95 4Runner SR5 and it has a lot of the same creature comforts including the pwr mirrors lol... A 1st gen Tundra that clean is rare but they do exist! Nice rig man!
Wow bro 4wd under 200k for 4700 thats a steal! I'm so jealous! Its extremely hard to find a 4wd tundra. I recently bought a 2002 with 152k super clean interior for 5k I felt like it was a steal but you got the best deal. Its mind blowing 4wd 🤯
My Tundra is a 2006 SR5 double cab with close to 87k on it. It was my fathers truck, he bought it new (traded in his 4Runner) and absolutely loved it. He only got to enjoy it for about 5 years, as he passed away in 2011 due to lymphoma. I got to start driving it in 2021 after having my license for 6 months, and it has been perfect. Once I graduate in June it will be mine, and it has always been my dream to have it. I will always feel a strong connection to the Toyota Tundra, and it has been an amazing work truck for shoveling rock while redoing our backyard, and has been great for camping trips with light/mid off-roading. I can’t wait for another 200k miles with it (at least, with proper maintenance), and if the engine ever goes on me, I hope I can engine swap it with another 2uz. Long story short, Tundra is an amazing truck, close to my heart, pick one up while they are still under the radar.
I’m planning on buying a first gen at the end of this year crew cab tho I want those big four doors oh and that slid windows that goes down I like that
Just picked up a ‘01 v8 tundra for only $1500…. It’s got some brake system issues that I’m addressing right now but I’m still super stoked on it couldn’t have gotten a better deal on a first truck. Hope your brothers truck has been working out for him 🙏
If all goes well. I'll be picking up a 2003 SR5 with 162k miles this Saturday. One owner, garage kept & well maintained. I feel blessed as well. I hope your schooling is going well. Loved the vid and the energy. God bless you, m8!!!
I had a over heating issue with the a/c on with outside temperatures over 85F…. It’s 20 years old and odd little things start breaking ( it’s old) so I decided to go to the dealer…. They where lost and it encouraged me look for a newer truck… 😮 after reviewing the quality & asking prices I decided to upgrade and paint mine 😊… it drives looks great …. 17.6 mpg … parts are cheap… it’s a keeper for now
I bought an '01 Tundra this summer (First car, I turned 16 this year!😊), I'm a farm kid, so i do some towing, it pulls kinda hard with a 16' flatbed trailer, but otherwise it runs great! Like yours, mine is a Limited, and I never found out what it means to this day.
bought a new 2005, still driving it today (but not daily). 240k miles. sr5 2wd. hands down the best vehicle i have ever or will ever own. Very modest interior and designing. Just how I like it. Pure toyota quality engineering. Every once in a while I think about selling it and then instantly realize how much I would regret it.
We bought the exact same truck for my sons first car about a year ago. We paid 4000, but the body on ours does not look as nice as yours. So far, for preventive maintenance, we had a new timing belt, water pump, and thermostat put on. Then the steering rack started leaking. Found out the body of the rack was rusted through. New rack, tie rods, tires and alignment. Now just a couple days ago, the wipers quit working. There is a ball and socket bushing on the wiper mechanism that cannot be bought. Found out you have to buy the whole wiper rod assembly. We are still happy to own this truck and we have the same thoughts about it as you do. Ours is a limited too, but it has power leather seats.
I like the honest review, I just picked up a 2004 Toyota Tundra SR5. I have to replace the right fender and the bumper but I got the truck for free. Liked and Subscribed. Thanks for the shout out to Christianity.
Awesome! Glad to hear it :) I don't believe a ton of my audience is Christian, haha I don't have an accurate statistic though, so it's nice to come across a fellow believer!
Wow, pleasantly surprised to hear your Christian! Had my suspicions when I heard u mention God hear and there, which really no one usually does especially in these days. Anyway your videos are cool, I’m going to be in the market for another truck and debating going the Toyota route. I’ve been a die hard Chevy man but the reliability factor on Tundras and Tacoma’s have caught my attention! Thanks for sharing brother.😎👍
Lord’s been leading me to one of these as well. Wanted to replace my 94 ranger with a newer 3rd gen Ranger. Every one I thought was the one got sold. Lo and behold these fit the bill so much better. Either way, let His will be done
A recommendation I have is taking off the two back headrests and put them in the storage compartment under the back seat. It's allows you to see a little bit more out of the back window.
Nice truck! I've got an 04 limited with 96k. Heated leather seats, sunroof, running boards. The works. I can open up all 5 windows and the sunroof and it's basically a jeep gladiator. Bought her for 12k at 83k miles. My dad has a 2000 with 350k miles on it and it's been a WORK work truck since we got it in 05. We've done nothing but regular maintenance, she still runs like new
I have a 2001 limited and mine has power seats and leather seating also wood trim inside on doors and dash, chrome bumpers and chrome side steps, painted mirror caps, painted bed rails, sliding back window, a bed extension cage and 4wd.
Im 2 years late to this party but I guess you quickly learned that Yota decided to put the transmission cooler inside the radiator and the cooler is known to deteriorate and mix the fluids together into a strawberry milkshake. Mishimoto now sells an expensive replacement that keeps the two wholly separated. Im curious to know if you guys were able to clean and salvage it. That and the lower ball joints recall are this trucks biggest issues. God bless!
I just got a 01 SR5, dont know if it came stock, but it has the running boards, rear sliding window and foglights. Only thing is, theres no trailer wiring hookup? Other than that its awesome!
Great video brother, and I also have a 2000 Toyota Tundra and they are great trucks still running. I was wondering what kind of stereo did you installed in your brother’s truck?
Limited on gen one has body color mirrors and side molding . Leather and cloth was included and power seat is standard . Limited on 03 up access cab has a power slider
just picked up a 2000 Tundra 4x4 limited this week for 5200, w/ 197K ...parked next to my 2003 Tundra SR5 2wd with 253k I bought new , 1st Gens rule. Great vid 👍
Mine is a 2 wheel drive 4.7 ...still runs and no leaks ....I love this truck...it has been hit 4 times and held its own...I'm looking for a used one with a good body so I can put the soul of the truck in a new body..the in sides are so reliable ..I'd love to have it another 20 + years...if ur selling one please let me onow
Cool perspective and personal review of the truck. I believe the transmission cooling lines mix with the radiator coolant and they were probably original and ready to go years ago. This is not an issue of bad workmanship or quality. I too am a Christian and appreciate your inclusion of faith in your videos. It does show in your countenance. I am currently searching for either a first gen Tacoma or first gen Tundra for my outdoor adventures. I'm still undecided, but either way should be okay since they're both excellent trucks. God bless, brother.🙏
RDRR, my friend. I learned on a 95 Taurus that consumed more water than gas. Automatic transmissions almost never break and dishonest people will use the word to their advantage. What is faith without works?
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I think the police need to be notified this was a Steal
@LindaStevensBZ really? Where?
@LindaStevensBZ :0
@LindaStevensBZ meanwhile I got my Tundra for free
@LindaStevensBZ lies…
@LindaStevensBZ nope
20 year old trucks are just about the only models I can afford these days ...
Mike H. 20 year old trucks seem to have less issues then modern trucks!
That is not a bad thing at all, today's trucks are full of gizmos and shit that will fail and be outdated in some years.
they are in more demand on craigslist too!
All most of us can afford...afford used to mean, “pay for” and not “pay off”.
@@minimalistgecko4867 Indeed!
My neighbor had a tundra that he never used and was sitting in his garage for the past 5 years and when I confronted him about it, he said he was looking to sell. I asked how much he was looking to get for it and mentioned my interest. He looked me up and down for about 20 seconds and back at his car and told me I could take it off his hands for free if I drove it and put some care into it. It’s a limited v8 with full leather interior and 135,000 miles on it. I am completely dumbfounded by it all and stumbled on your video trying to find information on the truck. Thanks for the great video!
What a blessing, wow God knocked your socks off. That is crazy, that’s super cool to hear. I hope that thing lasts you forever. What a guy, I’ll have to tell my brother that. More 1st gen Tundra videos to come by the way! I just filmed a 21st anniversary video that will come out in March comparing this 2000 to a 2021, and I filmed a video driving this and my Tacoma through the snow with my brother, that should be out next month.
You’ve got a nice neighbor! I live in LA, they’d over price it and cut the brake lines before selling it to you.
lol looked you up and down - what a wonderful story welcome to the club !
We had to buy ours - it had 130,000 on it ‘03 .
I have the exact same truck. Same color even, with only 80,000 miles. Bought it because it was the truck of the year back in 2000. Now my daughter is driving it. Total confidence in this truck. Love your passion, faith in God and your vids!
lee Wong thank you! I really appreciate your kind words 😊
Wow... That's clean
4.7 V8 is extremely reliable engine.
@Joseph Rossini haha what mine currently sits at 290K 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😉
@Joseph Rossini very rare, these are one of the best engines ever made. most fail from aftermarket or neglected timing belts
@Joseph Rossini nonsense. This engine hit 1 million miles. Toyota bought it back from the owner
Got a 2001 with 236,000 miles on it. Runs like a top. Just make sure to replace the timing belt at the scheduled intervals, and get the other stuff done as needed. Be warned, also, that there was a Toyota corporate recall in 2012 or so concerning improperly rust-proofed sub-frame components. A sub-contractor did not electroplate the sub-frame and some of these vehicles have accelerated rust damage to the body and frame, but that' s a body problem, not an engine problem. The dealers were supposed to inform customers of the recall, in which Toyota spent nearly a billion dollars to fix, but not everyone got the word in time.
@Rob Boss Bull. Mine has 360000 miles and runs perfect.
Awesome man!
I just bought a 2004 Tundra Limited at auction for $6,700 (plus auction house fees, pushing it to about $7,300). I've got just over 149,000 miles. Felt the same as you did-- blessed! I'd had my eye on it at auction for a couple of weeks and sat down right before it went to auction and prayed that if it was meant to be, it'd stay in my price range. I didn't want to spend more than $6,800. The Lord delivered! Cheers, friend.
I have a 05 w 256k miles. I just put new windshield, headlights, touchscreen stereo, new shocks, springs, lifted it 2 “. I have a super light slide in camper on order, meantime did a 3500 mi road trip camping in my topper. This truck drives like a dream.
I have a 2001 Toyota Tundra SR5 4WD in a mint condition with only 21,000 miles that I inherited from my dad...
I just bought a 2001 tacoma trd xtracab last week that had 24k original miles. Already the best truck I've owned by far. The gen1 toyotas are the way to go. Simplicity at its finest.
if you are selling...DM me.
For sale?
@@Enough_Tumbleweed man, where did you and how did you find a truck with that few miles?
@@richarde1355 Kentucky. Ive searched for years for an unmolested & clean framed truck.
I was cruising autotrader back in October of last year and seen this one so I called immediately.
The guy said that an old fellow had it garage kept in Indiana and he bought it new in 2001. He died in 2018 so his daughter registered it in her name after, making her the second owner but she didn't put a single mile on it. It had around 22k on it at this time.
She end up selling it to the dealer I bought it from. Well he didn't drive it and wanted to sell it so he listed it with about 24,700ish on it. It only has 26,600 on it now. I drive it around out local cruise in events we have and ive even had folks follow me around asking to buy it on the spot. Its not happening though lol. They can't believe the shape and how many miles it has on it for a 20 yr old truck.
If you follow the gen1 tacoma page on fb I have a few pics of it on there.
I drive a 2002 Tundra, and I can confirm, this is the best truck ever made
I have a 2003 and it’s premium. Only flaw is don’t break back window they are pricey to replace.
I've got an '02 as well, and you're 100% correct,
I'm 'Off' & 'On' looking for a 1st Gen tundra as well! Love IT! Less 'Electronic Technology' ..Less 'Issues'!
gungfuriceboy ..definitely a solid truck and very dependable , I have 2001 and it runs strong 💪🏼
Great video and thank you for your faith as well. We are looking at a 2003 Tundra with 87k miles and the timing belt was just replaced. Praying that it works out. Keep up the great work. God bless.
Love how much you went out of your way to help out your bro. Good stuff brother.
It's what good brothers do!
Still the best truck to buy in 2020, Great quality video!
Your brother is lucky to have you looking out for him, good on you. Hope your first year at collage went well. I'm the original owner of a '01 SR5 w/V6. 165,000 miles. I really love this truck. For its 20th anniversary I replaced all the front end components last month, shocks/struts, bushings, etc., new tires too, and I just did a complete sound system upgrade, 4 new door speakers, head unit, 1500w amp, 10" sub under the rear passenger seat, fully detailed interior also. It's like getting a brand new truck without the payments. Most importantly. my wife is very happy that it's clean and driving like new. Going to keep driving it until one of us can go no farther ;-)
I just bought a 2001 Sr5 V-6 access cab with a manual! My steering feels slow and numb. How would you describe your steering before you rebuilt the front end?
Thank you .
Is yours 2wd automatic?
@@robertausdemore7855 Mine is automatic, I like manual transmissions, but after a couple of back, knee surgeries auto trans is better for me.
Funny you ask about the steering, I think my steering rack is starting to fail. I also need to replace LCA bushings, clunky noise when I turn right at slow speed. But my new sound system sounds pretty awesome👍
You might start with flushing out the power steering system to see if that takes care of it.
My Grampy bought an sr5 brand new in 02. 17 years later, it has 132k on it, he wins a brand new 2020 Ford Explorer on a $5 scratch ticket and GIVES me his tundra. I couldn’t be more grateful! An amazing truck which I’m going to have for a very long time! Nice video!
I have a 2001 Tundra that I bought used in 2003. The only reason I found this video is because I had my first mechanical issue with the truck and I was searching RUclips for the year/make. The problem I had was a leaking top tank on the radiator, which occurred after having the coolant flushed. I have always kept up with the maintenance, but I have certainly not babied my truck and have taken it off-road on some very gnarly trails and it has never let me down. I'll drive it until it dies.
I have a 97 T-100 4x4 3.4L V6 and I’m restoring it. It always starts and runs well. God blessed you bigly!
great video, this is indeed a true blessing in all areas, God is so faithful to have brought you this truck. True that this truck is the very best, my daughter had one and now her daughter is the owner of it, some upkeep and it runs great just cosmetic damage
Hi, I've owned 2 of these and you are right on many things. This is a Limited, but a base model Limited. The only thing you missed was the painted fender flares. Base has nothing, Sr5 has metal, and Trd has black plastic. Like others said the only thing to watch is the t belt and h20 pump every 90k! Best of luck!
K N thanks!
In 2003 the t3 also had painted flares
TRD Limited has painted fender flares. I have one - a 2000 I've owned since '08, 160k on it and it only feels broken in . Love these things!
I also have the 2000 Tundra. Same as this but in white. Bought it with a Tacoma recall check back in 2009 with only 65k miles on it. Fast forward to 2020 and the truck still runs stong at 186k miles. Just passed inspection but needed the right side exhaust manifold installed for $900. It made a huge diffference and the truck sounds like it did 11 years ago. Have also replaced the radiator, gas tank, rack and pinion more recently. Usual brakes and exhaust work over the years. Frame was recalled about 10 years ago. Some minor rust but still solid. I may get it painted next year as the truck will not die and deserves to look good again. BEST truck Evah!!
Excellent review Isaac! Always enjoy your reviews! Best wishes at LBC
God bless for being a positive young man.. the world needs more young adults with your attitude and message keep it up 👌🏼👍🏼
Thank you!
I loved the video in general but also super excited about you sharing your faith! Love that bro
Always, and I encourage others to share it too!
Please pray that the 02 Tundra that I'm picking up this Saturday gets a new frame from the dealer for free. V6 4x4 Manual! Thank you for this encouraging post. Looking forward to driving mine!!! When I stumbled upon the listing, I knew right away that it's a blessing from God!!! Felt like nothing I can describe! Exactly what I've been praying for, actually even better than I imagined it. Was more like what I should have been praying for but I could not believe that it would be this good!!
That's an excellent buy! Nicely done. A year and a half ago I got my 2001 Tundra V8 TRD with 99k miles for about $5k. Smartest purchase I've ever made. Only thing you need to look out for is the timing belt maintenance interval. Since it is an interference motor, if the timing belt snaps it will cause a catastrophic failure as a result of the pistons slamming into the intake and exhaust valves, destroying all of these parts. The service interval is once every 60k miles, but age can also effect the condition of the timing belt, so it should be inspected for cracks and replaced if not in good condition.
One other thing to check is the brand of oil filter it has installed. When I went for a short test drive of the truck in the cool fall weather everything was fine, but after owning it for a while I noticed that during hot weather, with the motor at operating temperature, if I spent any time idling say waiting for a red light or sitting in a drive-thru, the motor would begin to produce a valve tick, until I would stop the tick by giving it a blip of throttle to raise the oil pressure. My mechanic told me it was totally normal and said that it's called "the Toyota tick"... I called bullshit. All of the oil pressure drama went away after the next oil change when I removed the garbage Fram oil filter and replaced it with a genuine Toyota brand filter.
Thank you, I’ll have to look into that! I appreciate it!
i love my 01 Tacoma. but i also have a 2005 tundra.. bought it after it rolled doing 75 mph, abed, a door and fender (and a total repaint because, well its only money and a cement grey 1st gen looks great) + some suspension stuff and shes good as new at 200k miles. the power is amazing, and it drive so well. being a reg cab with the 8 ft bed, the space in the bed is amazing
Issac .... you sound like a cool and loving big brother I hope your younger brother Cherishes you as I lost my big brother 2 years ago and miss him everyday ☮❤
Brian the Brian Oh yeah him and I might fight sometimes but we love each other. He’s so special. I’m so sorry to hear about your brother.
I've had the 2000 model since new. I have about 140k miles on it now. Been a great truck. Just had to replace the drivers window motor. Replaced the timing belt a few months ago for time change. About to change both lower ball joints because they are known to fail which is very dangerous. When towing heavy, always take the overdrive off unless on very level highway, these are known to have the transmission planetary gear failure if you don't.
I JUST POSTED MY 2000 TUNDRA HAS 264,000 MILES ON IT STILL RUNS 107 MPH ON HIWAY .
You are exactly right! Best trucks ever made. I bought my black 03 limited in 2005 and still going strong! These are in high demand now. Built to last a lifetime. God bless brother!! Look up ! Jesus is coming soon!!👆🏼🕊✨✝️
I have this same truck just one year newer, bought it with 300k+ miles as a work truck and drove it until the wheels literally rusted off. Got that fixed and praise God, it still drives amazingly with no mechanical issues.
We have an '01 SR5. It has rear slider and power side mirrors. I put the FJ Cruiser wheels on it, just like yours. Enjoy your beautiful truck!
Great video proud owner of a 2006 toyota sequoia limited 4wd with air suspension and captain chairs.... love 4.7 is a million mile engine...
I have the same truck I got new in 1999, she has 260,000+ miles, black, Limited, and leather( but I had to special order it with leather). Best truck I have had! Have a blessed day!
The 2000 Tundra is my first truck and I absolutely love it! I am 20 now and my dad gave me it the moment I got my license. It has the 4.7L V8 and I hope it stays with me a for a long time!
Hey AlphaShark! I think it's awesome that you use your channel to witness for Christ. I am a christian also, and I am the original owner of a 2002 Tundra V8 SR5. I am just a few thousand shy of 200k. I had the lower ball joints replaced and the right exhaust manifold replaced....all under warranty and that-is-it! I have not even replaced the original starter yet! I have had no mechanical failures. I will say that I do stay on top of the maintenance and even at the end of my oil change cycle the oil still looks good(so I am hoping that is another good sign). The truck has been parked outdoors in sunny San Diego for 20 years and there are no tears in the upholstery and not one crack on the dash or on any of the plastic. My steering wheel still looks brand new! I am making an appointment next week at the dealer to have my second timing belt replaced (every 100k). I am now starting replace things like front end components and some other items just due to the age of the vehicle, but I am happy to do it! Can I ask you to please pray for our daughter....she is going thru a divorce. Her husband has been treating her very unjustly. Our daughters' name is Gina. You remind me of my son. Stay sweet. Thank you, brother.
Looks like a great truck 👍🏼. I had a 2002 and loved it. Mine had that garage door clicker holder thing too. It also had a piece to swap out for sunglasses.
Make sure the timing belt, water pump and pulleys are changed and she should be good to go.
Ive got a 01 sr5 and a 2000 sr5 TRD Off-Road
I’ve had my 06 tundra 2 years and it has 253,000 miles. Doing some maintenance on mine as well. Great truck, and it’s black and limited like yours
Nice review and story on the 1st gen Tundra. I bought my 02' for $4,800.
Truck currently has 231,000 miles.
-All trucks have various minor or critical issues. SOME have a more serious heavier track record than others!
Maintenance is truly key in all makes, brand variants 😉. I immediately dumped $1,800 I saved, into my the truck as to swap radiator, thermostat, timing belt, upper & lower ball joints. I was thinking of buying new, but decided to keep monthly payments out of my life and decided to restore a oldie but goodie...
Grey M Sir, you don’t realize it, but God brought you to this video to make this comment. My brother just spent about $1,100 on his truck and he is feeling so depressed, but I know this is going to give him hope. It’s going to encourage him. Thank you!
Alpha Shark Pictures I have a 02 tundra I purchased in January with 134K and I just hit 150K. just spent 1400 on the passenger exhaust manifold. I also need rack and pinion replaced which is another 1300$.
I’m not rich by any means, but tell you’re brother he made the right move!
I just bought a 2006 Tundra, Access Cab with only 37K original miles... with the original sales contract in the glove compartment. Very clean, extremely pleased with it... old man who owned it was moving out of state and didn't want to drive it to new home... only thing wrong with it is the the clearcoat is peeling on the hood and roof.
I own a 2002 Toyota Tundra SR5. Great truck! Thinking about purchasing a new Tacoma this year before the new ones come out. I’d love to see another video of your Tacoma and his Tundra like the snow one. Subbed! God bless!
Awesome truck man! Just scooped the same truck with 212k for a great deal and I love it. Better than trucks that are selling for 3x the price.
Great video. I just bought a 2000 SR5. I'll have it for decades.
Awesome truck. Great price and mileage for it too! All the features of this one look identical to my 2001 SR5. The only thing that sticks out to make it a 'limited' would be the color coded mirrors and fender flares. My SR5 has color coded door handles, fog lights, rear slider, fender flares (black) and 'Premium Audio', TRD OffRoad (265s). The door by the review mirror is for a garage door opener, they also have a replacement door that would turn it into a sunglass holder (but your right, most sunglasses won't fit in that either, lol.
Thanks for making this video. Just this week I bought a 2006 Tundra for about 6.5K plus sales tax, It was an answer to my wife's prayers for me to finally get a truck. Ir is a great great vehicle! God guided me to it!
Great review! I just got one with 99k miles with a new frame single owner for 6500 and then I got another one for 500$ with 235k and let me tell you both trucks are still absolutely great
Bullshit 500 dollars for a toyota
I had no idea about the jbl amp. When I put in a new head unit in my 02 I was so confused and ended up just cutting and spicing wires. Mine doesn't say limited but it definitely have that amp witch I took out and even after 18 years the speakers are still great. Wish I saw this video before I did my install.
I use mine for driving back and forth to Nashville from lookout mountain and then for picking up and delivering motorcycles. I just rolled over 229,000 and it is still just amazing. The only issue I’ve had is the ac doesn’t work that great and I have a bad wheel bearing. That’s it.
Get that wheel bearing fixed soon. Mine failed completely and had to get it towed home. Tire/wheel was under the truck(4runner). Complete diaster. Engine and transmission is great though. 1998 4runner.
@@andrespatino2761Those are the ball joints not the bearings. Some shops will try to get you to buy the whole upper and lower control arms rather than grind off the rivets. Bad bearings will make a grinding sound like a playing card in the spokes of a bicycle and it's only 3 bolts 😮
Just picked up a 2006 tundra sr5 double cab with a leer camper shell in practically mint condition (only one minor tear in the drivers seat) for 5200, I'm pretty thrilled
Thanks. I'm looking at a 2004
Tundra. Very helpful video.
God bless you.
Fernando Rodriguez God bless you too!
Great video. Thank you for this. I’m considering purchasing one. Praise the Lord!
What a solid truck... I'd take it any day... Nice review
Bs
Enjoyed the review, thanks for posting this video. God bless.
I have a 2000 Tundra SR5 V8 2wheel drive that I bought new. It is still running great with 265,000 miles. By the way, my SR5 has the sliding back window, the fog lights, cruise control, and alloy wheels. The garage door opener compartment can be interchanged with a sunglasses holder. They both came with the vehicle. And mine has the fender flairs too. I think leather interior and maybe some nicer interior trim make it a Limited. Also, there is storage under the rear seat cushions.
Nice truck! Very good shape and paint still has a shine! I've got a 06 SR5 with 197000 runs great , I've added a bull bar, put better nerf bars on( had plastic covered boards) led bulbs everywhere, 3 and half lift, rims, pirelli scorpion at tires, cold air intake and the black truck is got blue logos! Very cool looking
I bought a 00 limited tundra back in 05 and I still have it. It still has the original engine and transmission and STILL rolling good.
Yeah it’s a limited Toyota made cloth seats on the limited too and only limiteds come with body color mirrors you are right 👍🏻
I LOVE my 2000 Tundra! I’ve had it for 6 years, and it takes me everywhere and does everything I ask it to. I just put about $2000 in maintenance and repairs because I plan on keeping it for another 10+ years!
Awesome! Sounds like it will last you well 😄
So you did $2000 worth of maintenance on a Toyota….. let me guess the waterfall went bad and they had to take again takeoff and do the water jacket seals
@@dontfix-it786 No- water pump (?) and belts are all good. Change fluids regularly (i.e., maintenance). Lots of money has gone into suspension, as that's what I'm the hardest on.
I just recently bought a 2004 Tundra TRD 4x4 Access cab with 92k miles from a private seller for $12k. It was a one owner and clean car fax with no wrecks. And most importantly, no rust underneath. You have to watch out for rust on these trucks especially in rust belt. It drives great. I love it. Great video. Subscribed. God bless!
Brad Edwards that’s awesome to hear! Sounds like a keeper
Dang I'm about to buy a 99K miles 2009 Tundra with the V8 4.7L for $12K and I'm still deciding if pulling the trigger or not.. 2nd generation tho!
Al Pardo 2nd gens are very reliable too. Sounds like a good deal especially if it’s a 4wd.
I've got a 95 4Runner SR5 and it has a lot of the same creature comforts including the pwr mirrors lol... A 1st gen Tundra that clean is rare but they do exist! Nice rig man!
kreative niche thanks!! I’m hoping my brother really enjoys it long term
Wow bro 4wd under 200k for 4700 thats a steal! I'm so jealous! Its extremely hard to find a 4wd tundra. I recently bought a 2002 with 152k super clean interior for 5k I felt like it was a steal but you got the best deal. Its mind blowing 4wd 🤯
How’s your truck? Might buy the same year with 155k today
My Tundra is a 2006 SR5 double cab with close to 87k on it. It was my fathers truck, he bought it new (traded in his 4Runner) and absolutely loved it. He only got to enjoy it for about 5 years, as he passed away in 2011 due to lymphoma. I got to start driving it in 2021 after having my license for 6 months, and it has been perfect. Once I graduate in June it will be mine, and it has always been my dream to have it. I will always feel a strong connection to the Toyota Tundra, and it has been an amazing work truck for shoveling rock while redoing our backyard, and has been great for camping trips with light/mid off-roading. I can’t wait for another 200k miles with it (at least, with proper maintenance), and if the engine ever goes on me, I hope I can engine swap it with another 2uz. Long story short, Tundra is an amazing truck, close to my heart, pick one up while they are still under the radar.
Great deal and great job on the video brother, God bless.
Nice review. You're a great kid, don't ever change. God bless!
Thanks Jeff, means a lot!
I’m planning on buying a first gen at the end of this year crew cab tho I want those big four doors oh and that slid windows that goes down I like that
You forgot the mention the ball coolers under the steering wheel! One of my favorite features of old trucks - an air vent that goes towards your legs
Just picked up a ‘01 v8 tundra for only $1500…. It’s got some brake system issues that I’m addressing right now but I’m still super stoked on it couldn’t have gotten a better deal on a first truck. Hope your brothers truck has been working out for him 🙏
It has! And that is a steal of a price, I’m going to do a 1 year update next month on the truck to show you guys the updates
If all goes well. I'll be picking up a 2003 SR5 with 162k miles this Saturday. One owner, garage kept & well maintained.
I feel blessed as well. I hope your schooling is going well.
Loved the vid and the energy.
God bless you, m8!!!
Just graduated actually thank you for your comment! I hope the trucks lasts you a long time and serves you well
How much u pay for her? I’m looking at one about the same mileage for 9,000
I appreciate the way you shared your faith. Good job ;-)
I had a over heating issue with the a/c on with outside temperatures over 85F…. It’s 20 years old and odd little things start breaking ( it’s old) so I decided to go to the dealer…. They where lost and it encouraged me look for a newer truck… 😮 after reviewing the quality & asking prices I decided to upgrade and paint mine 😊… it drives looks great …. 17.6 mpg … parts are cheap… it’s a keeper for now
Great work researching! What a deal!!
Just found your channel, and I am already a fan! This is an incredible vehicle. I hope to have one of these myself one day!
I'll pray you can find one!
@@AlphaShark you’re a good man. God bless you!
I love my 1st generation Tundra. It’s a 2003 SR5 with almost 90,000 miles. I just added a cab over camper for adventures camping in Alaska.
Always loved the style of this year, I still really want one
You got a heck of a deal on the truck. 👍🏽 Also, keep up the faith ❤️
I bought an '01 Tundra this summer (First car, I turned 16 this year!😊), I'm a farm kid, so i do some towing, it pulls kinda hard with a 16' flatbed trailer, but otherwise it runs great! Like yours, mine is a Limited, and I never found out what it means to this day.
Well hopefully this was a helpful vid!
What I’ve read about this engine and towing is that it does best at high revs.
bought a new 2005, still driving it today (but not daily). 240k miles. sr5 2wd. hands down the best vehicle i have ever or will ever own. Very modest interior and designing. Just how I like it. Pure toyota quality engineering. Every once in a while I think about selling it and then instantly realize how much I would regret it.
We bought the exact same truck for my sons first car about a year ago. We paid 4000, but the body on ours does not look as nice as yours. So far, for preventive maintenance, we had a new timing belt, water pump, and thermostat put on. Then the steering rack started leaking. Found out the body of the rack was rusted through. New rack, tie rods, tires and alignment. Now just a couple days ago, the wipers quit working. There is a ball and socket bushing on the wiper mechanism that cannot be bought. Found out you have to buy the whole wiper rod assembly. We are still happy to own this truck and we have the same thoughts about it as you do. Ours is a limited too, but it has power leather seats.
Thanks for sharing! I'll pray you won't have to do any more maintenance for a longgg time!
I like the honest review, I just picked up a 2004 Toyota Tundra SR5. I have to replace the right fender and the bumper but I got the truck for free. Liked and Subscribed. Thanks for the shout out to Christianity.
Great video on a great truck. Fellow Christian first gen Tundra owner here. Subscribed!
Awesome! Glad to hear it :) I don't believe a ton of my audience is Christian, haha I don't have an accurate statistic though, so it's nice to come across a fellow believer!
Wow, pleasantly surprised to hear your Christian! Had my suspicions when I heard u mention God hear and there, which really no one usually does especially in these days. Anyway your videos are cool, I’m going to be in the market for another truck and debating going the Toyota route. I’ve been a die hard Chevy man but the reliability factor on Tundras and Tacoma’s have caught my attention! Thanks for sharing brother.😎👍
You won't go wrong with a Toyota! But Chevy's are good trucks too, just not as good as they used to be. Any prayer requests?
@@AlphaShark Just to be lead by God to make the right decision when the time comes. I’ll also keep u in my prayers! God Bless, thank u!!
Lord’s been leading me to one of these as well. Wanted to replace my 94 ranger with a newer 3rd gen Ranger. Every one I thought was the one got sold. Lo and behold these fit the bill so much better. Either way, let His will be done
A recommendation I have is taking off the two back headrests and put them in the storage compartment under the back seat. It's allows you to see a little bit more out of the back window.
That 4.7 are super chill 🔥🔥
Man that thing looks very clean........ incredible!!
We rode in it today and I told my brother again what a blessing it was that we landed this truck because it is SO clean!
Nice truck! I've got an 04 limited with 96k. Heated leather seats, sunroof, running boards. The works. I can open up all 5 windows and the sunroof and it's basically a jeep gladiator. Bought her for 12k at 83k miles. My dad has a 2000 with 350k miles on it and it's been a WORK work truck since we got it in 05. We've done nothing but regular maintenance, she still runs like new
That’s awesome!
Just hit 250K and she’s still zoooomin
I have a 2001 limited and mine has power seats and leather seating also wood trim inside on doors and dash, chrome bumpers and chrome side steps, painted mirror caps, painted bed rails, sliding back window, a bed extension cage and 4wd.
Im 2 years late to this party but I guess you quickly learned that Yota decided to put the transmission cooler inside the radiator and the cooler is known to deteriorate and mix the fluids together into a strawberry milkshake. Mishimoto now sells an expensive replacement that keeps the two wholly separated. Im curious to know if you guys were able to clean and salvage it. That and the lower ball joints recall are this trucks biggest issues. God bless!
I just got a 01 SR5, dont know if it came stock, but it has the running boards, rear sliding window and foglights. Only thing is, theres no trailer wiring hookup? Other than that its awesome!
This same truck would sell for 15g+ right now. Shopping for one myself. Blessing for sure!!!
Where did you get the 7100 Towing capacity? I had two 1st gens both 2wd, 2005 access cab and 2006 CrewCab and both had 5000 lbs towing capacity.
Great video brother, and I also have a 2000 Toyota Tundra and they are great trucks still running. I was wondering what kind of stereo did you installed in your brother’s truck?
I installed a JVC!
Limited on gen one has body color mirrors and side molding . Leather and cloth was included and power seat is standard . Limited on 03 up access cab has a power slider
just picked up a 2000 Tundra 4x4 limited this week for 5200, w/ 197K ...parked next to my 2003 Tundra SR5 2wd with 253k I bought new , 1st Gens rule. Great vid 👍
Thanks! And that is awesome!
Mine is a 2 wheel drive 4.7 ...still runs and no leaks ....I love this truck...it has been hit 4 times and held its own...I'm looking for a used one with a good body so I can put the soul of the truck in a new body..the in sides are so reliable ..I'd love to have it another 20 + years...if ur selling one please let me onow
Cool perspective and personal review of the truck. I believe the transmission cooling lines mix with the radiator coolant and they were probably original and ready to go years ago. This is not an issue of bad workmanship or quality. I too am a Christian and appreciate your inclusion of faith in your videos. It does show in your countenance. I am currently searching for either a first gen Tacoma or first gen Tundra for my outdoor adventures. I'm still undecided, but either way should be okay since they're both excellent trucks. God bless, brother.🙏
RDRR, my friend. I learned on a 95 Taurus that consumed more water than gas. Automatic transmissions almost never break and dishonest people will use the word to their advantage. What is faith without works?
Amen brother love your videos you got a new subscriber for sure I'm about to buy mine for 3500 and it has a hundred and sixty-seven thousand miles
Awesome! And thank you!
do you think kids car seats (forward facing) would fit and have enough leg room. considering picking this truck up from a person in my town
I have a tundra 2000 and it is great for driving long distances, it is a great truck.
I have a 2000 with 338,000 on it. Still runs great