04 Tundra with a tape deck. And a 6 CD changer! Although I think that has some stripped out gears, bad motor, or something 'cause it stopped working years ago. I took it apart once to get the discs out but didn’t bother making a diagnosis since I rock a cassette adapter anyway.
The more I see about the mid 90s through 00s Toyotas, the more I really don’t want anything newer. Unfortunately everyone else seems to have the same opinion. There’s not a single gen 1 Tundra at any pick’n’pull junkyard within 20 miles of me, and running ones are selling for more than I paid for mine used 14 years ago. Blows my mind my little 22 year old pickup has somehow maintained or increased in value in this ridiculous market.
Pretty sure that my 2004 rav4 that just lost a muffler on the highway does not house a data center, it still has a tape deck…
04 Tundra with a tape deck. And a 6 CD changer! Although I think that has some stripped out gears, bad motor, or something 'cause it stopped working years ago. I took it apart once to get the discs out but didn’t bother making a diagnosis since I rock a cassette adapter anyway.
The more I see about the mid 90s through 00s Toyotas, the more I really don’t want anything newer. Unfortunately everyone else seems to have the same opinion. There’s not a single gen 1 Tundra at any pick’n’pull junkyard within 20 miles of me, and running ones are selling for more than I paid for mine used 14 years ago. Blows my mind my little 22 year old pickup has somehow maintained or increased in value in this ridiculous market.