Motorweek 2004 Toyota Tundra Double Cab Road Test

[@jaytcapinpin]

After 20 years, this truck is still gorgeous!

[@tundrav8georgia]

It’s gotten dated big time but I miss my old truck

[@jonathanbrister9365]

After 20 years this truck... is still running. And yes, most definitely gorgeous

[@Ojb_1959]

I have a clean black 03 extended cab SR5. It’s 2024 and she just hit 100k miles. No salt =No rust I’m hoping to never have another note and keeping it til I’m gone. 1st gens rule🏆

[@keetkeety4103]

I have a 2005 SR5 runs like day one. Bought from one owner with 118k miles. love the truck. Bought the Tundra on advice from a friend after my 2003 Ram 2500 with 5.9 Cummins was stolen.

[@fernandorocha8459]

Great and solid truck

[@beexiong2995]

The dimensions are closer to the sequoia. I always felt like the doublecab tundra was a chopped sequoia with a bed

[@alexvieira7945]

Do you happen to have the Celica 2000?

[@hondata974]

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[@billgateskilledmyuncle23]

Great truck except the frame rotted early, jiggled too much, couldn't haul as much or tow as much. The big one in 07 resolved all that. This was just a beefed up t100.

[@Moonless6491]

Yeah, if they would have offered a more powerful engine, it would have been quite the truck.

[@fernandorocha-dx1wv]

@@Moonless6491 Great and nice truck, solid and resistent

[@tundrav8georgia]

@@billgateskilledmyuncle23 the frame didn’t rot early mainly rust state I never had issues . If you cleaned your truck you didn’t have any problems

[@tundrav8georgia]

@@Moonless6491 for the time period that was a powerful engine first 32 valve truck with 245 hp