ad-closed 2004 Toyota Tundra

[10-Ring]

2004 Toyota Tundra.  I've had this truck almost 7 years and it has been a fantastic truck.  I'm only selling to get a bigger truck because we bought a camper and it's too big to tow with this truck.  198k on the clock.  Timing belt replaced at 160k.  I bought the truck with 120k on it and it's never given me trouble of any kind other than having to replace a wheel bearing.  Has Michelin tires on it and I've made oil changes using Mobil 1 full synthetic regularly.  4.7 V8 and 4x4.  Located in Lebanon, Tn.  

Asking $10,500

 

I honestly have not gotten this truck ready to sell (cleaned up) yet as I drive it daily.  But my FIL is in town so I have access to an extra vehicle, so now would be a good time for me to sell and be looking for my replacement vehicle while we are not a one vehicle family.  Going to try to get her cleaned up this weekend and will post more pictures then.  

[Erik88]

Alright, I'm extremely biased as I also own a 1st gen Tundra but the 4.7L V8 is one of the most reliable engines Toyota ever made. I spend a lot of time on the Tundra forum and we know of 3 that have hit 1 million miles with nothing but routine maintenance. Several other members have over 500,000 miles with no issues. So for anyone concerned about the mileage, don't be. @10-Ring nice truck. Good luck!

[10-Ring]

11 hours ago, Erik88 said:

Alright, I'm extremely biased as I also own a 1st gen Tundra but the 4.7L V8 is one of the most reliable engines Toyota ever made. I spend a lot of time on the Tundra forum and we know of 3 that have hit 1 million miles with nothing but routine maintenance. Several other members have over 500,000 miles with no issues. So for anyone concerned about the mileage, don't be. @10-Ring nice truck. Good luck!

I will be upgrading to a newer Tundra and I hope that I like it as much as I like this one. I explored going the diesel route, but I'm trying to keep cost under $25k, and really just didn't feel confident about my options in that price range.