1st Gen battles ... Access Cab, Double Cab, Regular Cab: Who wins?

We don't need no stinkin' house payments..

Had them in a 4Runner before that.
A little room space in the DC.
Good thing they were small...

 

I guess my 05 was a lemon then. At least Nissan replaced 3 rear gear sets before I put in a trutrac.

 

mine sure wasnt built on a monday. 290k with an axle seal and a fuel pump.

 

37’s didn’t help that little “dana44”.

 

Compared to my 1st gen Taco extracab I dailied prior, the Tundra AC is a DC. Cant imagine needing more cab space, isnt the point to make the kids more and more uncomfortable as they get older?

 

I don't see a need for a double cab just because kids are involved

 

‘Sure, you can bring your kids’

 

Not cavity. Just bug in teeth.

 

It’s good protein!

 

I kinda miss having those wheels. I ran mibe without caps too, they look pretty tufff that way.

 

No they do not!

I was so thankful to get rid of those damn starfish wheels.

 

I just don't see a Ridgeline...



All said we could get by with a access cab just fine as we are empty nesters but I appreciate the space in the dbl cab.

 

I’ve got two little rascals, but we took the passenger side rear seat out, so one of the furry rascals could have a spot inside on road trips. Normally it’s not a rascal hauler, so it’s also nice to stack tools or whatever else over on that spot as well.

 

It's more f a ridic jab to rustle your jimmies than anything, but yeah.

 

LOL, If you did put someone back there, they'd be looking at you like that guy.
I was going to buy an AC, but I took a car seat to the dealer. Things changed.

 

At least it's not as bad as the tacoma with the jump seat. That's just punishment putting someone back there.

 

I had a 95 Tacoma in high school (Still have it and it needs to go). People would ride with me on occasions and it was rough.

 

$500. I'll take it. But only if it has power windows.

 

Add another 0 and I may consider it lol.

It does

 

Actually ... that'd still be a good price, given the options. But I think we talked about this at some point, I'm really vying for a 2WD and if I could be super-picky, a peskly little 2.4L engine. And manual. Definitely prefer a manual.

 

Yeah this probably isn't what you want then lol.

Realistic number is probably about $6500. Guess I'll stop hijacking this thread. Probably should just throw up a for sale thread on here and give it a shot before I have to deal with marketplace.

 

Because you don't want your groceries and golf clubs to get rained upon and it's more secure to put valuable stuff back there and cover it out of view.

 

I had a buddy get his tool box ripped out of the bed of his truck.

 

All this calling a DC a Ridgeline wannabe, didn’t the DC come out before the Ridgeline? So really everyone with a Ridgeline wishes they had a DC Tundra… right?

 

But you still can't type worth half a fuck

 

Im stuck with the starfish wheels for the next 100k until i wear out the michelins. At roughly 2k miles/year…it’ll be a while before i can get myself some bro wheels.

 

Guess I should put in my $0.02 on why I think the AC works for me. Probably the way this thread should have went is why it's best for you not why it's the best truck lol.
I got an AC because I'm planning to have kids in the next 4 or 5 years so that rules out a RC and I like having easy dry storage. My truck isn't a daily so I wouldn't be transporting kids in it regularly so it seems a DC wasn't really necessary and also because as little as I use my truck I couldn't justify DC money even if I wanted one.

 

Hell yeah! No cap starfish ftw!

 

No one needs this kind of negativity.
Also, you're wrong. AC is definitely better than every other truck.

 

Shoo, your truck doesn't even work right now