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Ryan
Also my only input to you since i have a silverado is all full size pickups should have a V-8 thats my opinion.
I average around 18.5 in mixed driving for the V6.
Having the V8 is nice, but not in my opinion for the extra cost of it. However, when I buy that 25 foot camping trailer, I may change my mind.
Tundra SR5 V8 XCAB MSRP 23,000
Tundra LTD V8 XCAB MSRP 29,000
LandCruiser base MSRP 53,000
Lexus 470 base MSRP 61,500
Toyota's V8, Equal to Cadillac's Northstar technically. $ 30,000 less than a LandCruiser.
This year Toyota even has added the rear bumper, but in return you lose the radio. Aftermarket radios are better anyway!
BTW, I've given up on Shania. Doesn't return my calls...never thanked me for the lingerie I sent her...How ungrateful!
Now...it's the Dixie Chicks for me!
dianne@earthlink.net
or http://carsontoyota.com
I am adding my new addition to the truck next week? Fog Lights!
Quad,
Which "Chick"? Or, can you handle all three!!??
Ryan
I'm in Southern New Jersey. Not really
looking for any additional options,LTD
comes with all I need. What would be a
good price,invoice looks like $22358.
Never done factory order, will dealers deal??
but then again my mom would send me back to Dr. Fink and I'm gonna have to again talk about why I melt things.
OR
Wait for the 2002 model - when Toyota gets 25 more HP, 32 % more cab space, better MPG, rear seat that people can sit in, higher tow capacity, larger bed, locking rear end, autotrac and bow tie - no wait that is the 99 chevy. LOL
Inc. "tested a tire model made for two Toyota
vehicles after small cracks were found on the
sidewalls, but both companies said Thursday that
the problems appear to be only cosmetic."
They said that the " Dueler HT 689 model, size
P265/70R16, was standard equipment on some of
Toyota's full-sized Tundra pickup trucks and its
new 2001 Sequoia sport utility vehicle until last
month when the cracks were discovered."
tires after discovering cracks
Toyota has informed Bridgestone/Firestone that it
will no longer accept tires that fall under the
Bridgestone Dueler brand name after Toyota
discovered "abnormal surface cracks"; in new tires
that come as standard equipment on such models as
the Toyota Tundra, according to CBS affiliate WWJ
News Radio in Detroit, MI. Surface cracks, if they do appear on tires, do not usually show until the near the very end of a tires life. This newly discovered problem could also lend to the argument of safety advocacy groups that quality is still an issue at Bridgestone/Firestone."
and I notice a vibration at about 45 mph