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  1. 08-22-2018, 10:26 AM #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by t00nces2 View Post
    I looked at the pictures that phrase pulled and they were all extended cab and crew cab. I have had my '01 since I bought it new in '01. 270k on it and runs like a sewing machine..... and I got free tires for life. About to get my eighth set of sneakers for her. Baby needs a new set of shoes! If every car failed after 17 years and 270K miles, we probably couldn't ask for more.
    I am sure they run great in fact I know they even set records etc... in fact I just read about a newer Tundra (I think 2012?) with over 700K miles on the original engine (but transmission rebuilt at 400K) but that's just hilarious. If something bad is going to happen to a truck you wouldn't expect the frame to snap in half!! LOL

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