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Started by Fuzzymike, Feb 15, 2006, 07:38 AM

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Fuzzymike

Saw it.  Want it.  Jsst have to convinnce the wife.

TheViking

Quote from: FuzzymikeSaw it. Want it. Jsst have to convinnce the wife.

Don't be in to much of a hurry to pull the trigger.  It seems most of the re-designed vehicles have some kind of problems when they first come out. Don't get me wrong, I love Tundra's, but I'd wait a year or so just in case.  I have not had a problem with my 05 as of yet and it has been an awesome truck. Plus, if you wait until 2009, insiders say Toyota will offer a diesel engine for the Tundra.

6Quigs

Quote from: TheVikingPlus, if you wait until 2009, insiders say Toyota will offer a diesel engine for the Tundra.

But then if you wait until 2009 for the new diesel engine, you should wait a year or two, cuz they just might have some kind of problem when they first come out with a new engine.

So now we are up to year 2011 :yikes:  ;)

FuzzyMike, just go for it, the new Tundra's sure are nice.

Good luck convincing the wife!

brainpause

Yes, I have also heard from some insiders that a 3/4 ton truck is in the works for Toyota.

That Toy you have pictured has a tow rating of 10000 pounds. Not too shabby for a 1/2 ton pickup!

Larry

TheViking

Quote from: 6QuigsBut then if you wait until 2009 for the new diesel engine, you should wait a year or two, cuz they just might have some kind of problem when they first come out with a new engine.
 
 So now we are up to year 2011 :yikes:  ;)
 
 FuzzyMike, just go for it, the new Tundra's sure are nice.
 
 Good luck convincing the wife!

 
 
 Some things are worth waiting for.

wavery

What's so great about a diesel? They're noisy, gutless and smelly. The fuel costs more and the mileage isn't that great. Other than that, I guess they're terrific :p


 :yikes:



(That'll get me some flack :D )

brainpause

Quote from: waveryWhat's so great about a diesel? They're noisy, gutless and smelly. The fuel costs more and the mileage isn't that great. Other than that, I guess they're terrific :p


 :yikes:



(That'll get me some flack :D )

That's what my DW said. So, I said, Let's go drive a Duramax.

She's changed her mind. Hopefully, I have a Duramax in my future.

Larry

brainpause

PS: The diesels in the 3/4 and 1 ton trucks are anything but gutless.

Larry

TheViking

Quote from: brainpausePS: The diesels in the 3/4 and 1 ton trucks are anything but gutless.
 
Larry

 
Not to mention those Duramax diesels are as quiet as anything. I think my Tundra with the Flowmaster muffler on it is louder than a Duramax.  Don't mind wavery, he lived on a boat for awhile and I think he has GIS. (Gilligans Island Sydrome).   LOL

brainpause

Quote from: TheVikingNot to mention those Duramax diesels are as quiet as anything. I think my Tundra with the Flowmaster muffler on it is louder than a Duramax.  

Without a doubt. I heard of a guy at a govt testing facility that had to ask if it was a diesel or gas. Nevermind the thingie on the door that says "Duramax Diesel." Point being, it was quiet enough he had to ask.

Quote from: TheVikingDon't mind wavery, he lived on a boat for awhile and I think he has GIS. (Gilligans Island Sydrome).   LOL

:)
I think wavery has been foot-pedaling his boat Flintstone-style too long!

Just kidding with you, guy. I don't think I have formally said, welcome to PUT. Have enjoyed your expertise on various things, particularly canvas/cloth stuff.

Larry

Fuzzymike

I know that the first year is taboo most of the time.  I have a 2000 Tundra that I bought used at 30,000 in April of 2003.  It's a first year model and I have not have any major problems.  They are supposed to have a HD Tundra also.  Told DW she could have my 2000 and and we could get the 2007 for me.  She didn't go for that one. :(   Have to think of a better one.  :confused:  We went to the Auto show and she wants the 2007 Camry also very nice.