Toyota Tundra
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From: Rhode Island
Jealous, You must be kiddin.......
Jealous, you must be kiddin, of a YOTA........That is like You being MARRIED to ROSIE O' FAT DONNEL......& that you say I'm jealous that she is your wife......(LOL)......There is not a YOTA that I'm jealous over....Trust me!
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From: Buffalo NY
Originally Posted by 04 RED LARIAT
Out of the pics in my gallery, guess which one has been viewed the most? The Tundra pic.
Well id much rather look at the pic of the tundra than any pic of you in there.
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From: Rhode Island
Go to your Yota Forum!
Don't really care about their YOTA, this is a FORD TRUCK FORUM, not a YOTA forum......They are only here cause their YOTA forum SUCKS! That is like takin a YOTA to a FORD CLASSIC truck show & wanting to get their POS YOTA in as far as I'm concerned, they don't belong here period! & to the other dude, RI. has one of the biggest FORD DEALERS in the USA! www.tasca.com On Aug 25th Carroll Shelby will be there, with John Force, showing off his Mustang Funny Cars, Carroll will their with a 2008 SHELBY GT 500 KR.........Heck even the Tasca Dealer has their own NHRA race team......No bumpkin Hick FORD dealers in this State....Only the Biggest & the Best!..........
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From: North of Dallas, South of Frisco
I just had to say...
That is one sweet-**** truck right there...
I don't need one, because I rarely tow, and never tow anything that would require F-250/350/450 power- but I would love to have one. That's what I like, crew-cab, short bed. A few guys at work have the 2006 King Ranch versions, but with the long bed... Not a long bed fan myself, but aside from that-
There's a guy in town with one just like this. Dude must have loot to spare, because the truck still had paper plates on it (less than 21 days old), and I saw it parked at Car Toys getting something done to it (probably stereo), and he already had it tinted with 20 - 22" Chrome rims on it, and what looked like a mild lift kit, and Nitto Terra-Grappler tires.
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From: Buffalo NY
Originally Posted by Bighersh
I just had to say...
That is one sweet-**** truck right there...
I don't need one, because I rarely tow, and never tow anything that would require F-250/350/450 power- but I would love to have one. Make mine crew-cab, short bed though. A few guys at work have the 2006 King Ranch versions...
There's a guy in town with one just like this. Dude must have loot to spare, because the truck still had paper plates on it (less than 21 days old), and I saw it parked at Car Toys getting something done to it (probably stereo), and he already had it tinted with 20 - 22" Chrome rims on it, and what looked like a mild lift kit, and Nitto Terra-Grappler tires.
Im pretttty sure thats the shortest bed you can get in the crew cab, which is a 6.5 ft. But yes, they are sweet-****.
I want this one tho...
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Oh my God... I'm gonna need a box of wet-ones over here...
Damn! That's hot.
I'd take it as-is, but in a perfect world, I'd have a similiarly aggressive wheel & tire package, lowered with about 1-2 inches of tire protruding from the wheel wells, with some beefy chrome step rails. Ventshades, tint the windows, hard tonneau, and call it a day.
Damn! That's hot.
I'd take it as-is, but in a perfect world, I'd have a similiarly aggressive wheel & tire package, lowered with about 1-2 inches of tire protruding from the wheel wells, with some beefy chrome step rails. Ventshades, tint the windows, hard tonneau, and call it a day.
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From: Buffalo NY
Originally Posted by Bighersh
Oh my God... I'm gonna need a box of wet-ones over here...
Damn! That's hot.
I'd take it as-is, but in a perfect world, I'd have a similiarly aggressive wheel & tire package, lowered with about 1-2 inches of tire protruding from the wheel wells, with some beefy chrome step rails. Ventshades, tint the windows, hard tonneau, and call it a day.
Damn! That's hot.
I'd take it as-is, but in a perfect world, I'd have a similiarly aggressive wheel & tire package, lowered with about 1-2 inches of tire protruding from the wheel wells, with some beefy chrome step rails. Ventshades, tint the windows, hard tonneau, and call it a day.
Theyre 24's
