How many of you…

Have caught people checking out your Tundra while at a street light or other places?

let us hear them stories!!!

 

Don't I ever have.

 

Lots of times, biggest attention grabber is the power roll down rear window. Had a guy in a F150 honking at me while driving down a side street and motioned for me to stop, I pulled over wondering what he thought I was doing wrong, then he asked about the rear window lol

 

I did...right before they tried to steal my cats.

 

Not cool at all.

Hahaha nice! Sometimes l put mine down when I see a Ford, Ram and/or Chevy behind me. Let the fresh air in.

 

Had that happen in Houston traffic once. They guy pulled up and asked me about it.

 

I got an unfriendly face or something, nobody has ever talked to me about my truck outside of people that I already knew. My dad drove my truck one day and told me he had 3 different people ask him about it

 

I get asked at least a few times a week what color green my truck is.

 

I've had several compliment the truck. I've had many more compliment and ask questions about the Diamondback cover.

 

The rear window rolled down is the biggest attention getter. I love it down with the sun roof open. When I had my blue lifted tundra, I'd get looks often. Only a few times someone talked to me about it. Flattering a bit to be honest. Now I get more questions and comments about the color of my vehicle.
I will say i get more comments/compliments about my vehicles being clean if I'm being totally transparent

 

All the freaking time. I've owned more than a few trucks, but I've gotten more compliments in the first 6 months of my Tundra ownership than I've gotten in all of my years driving vehicles combined. It's pretty amazing. I'm sure the color (Voodoo Blue) doesn't hurt.

Actually been asked out on two dates as well - though in the interest of full disclosure and truth and all that they were both in a Walmart parking lot. LOL

 

"I'd "date" me."

 

Can't say I have, not to say they haven't though. Tundras are the least common truck around here. Once I get my wheels and tires done and change from blending in being stock, I imagine I will. MGM doesn't stand out too well to break necks.

 

When I had mine, women would throw their panties or bras at me





























Kidding

 

I sometimes catch people looking but I'm an unusual guy, so I don't know if it's my truck or me they're looking at.

Had a real estate agent tell me my truck was not what he expected after talking to me on the phone before we met up. Also, bought something from a guy on the FJ Forums and when we met up, he did mention my front end and how he liked it.

 

"hey - you can get a long bed Tundra?!"

 

I notice the ‘Milfs’ checking out the truck or me lol. My X & my current GF are both older then me and love my truck. I think women prefer ‘truck’ guys. Makes us like utilitarian cave men that can do anything, drive anywhere, haul stuff, build stuff, shoot stuff etc…

 

Excellent.......heh

 

You could set my truck in fire
And roll it down a hill
And I still wouldn't trade it for a Coupe de Ville

It has an 8 foot bed that never has to be made
If weren't for trucks we wouldn't have tailgates
I met all my wives in traffic jams
There's just something women like about a pickup man

--Joe Diffie

 

Oh yeah. I'm not the ugliest guy around but neither am I so naive as to believe it's my rugged good looks that are 100% of the reason I get noticed more. LOL

 

Everyone drives a truck in northeast Wyoming. I also live in coal miner country so most of the trucks have been modified to some extent or another. I am guilty of rolling down my real window if There’s another truck behind me at a stop light. It’s fun to see the driver’s expression in my mirror.

 

Been cat called a few times which is frankly obnoxious but had a dude chase me down recently in his own Tundra to ask why my blinkers were amber and I enlightened him to the hotshot offroad kits. He was stoked.

 

Mee... Ow!

 

Almost as much as my Trans Am

 

Other Tundra drivers don't even bother to glance at my truck, let alone the average person.

 

Despite the evidence to the contrary, my wife apparently doesn't think I'm a truck guy.

 

Highway Wonderland..

 

I get compliments on my BAM, but not so much on the rest of the truck..