First gen 4.7 SR5 half a million miles in my future

Got a 2004 Toyota Tundra SR5 two wheel drive Access Cab 4.7 L with 400,000 miles on it as of today almost entirely untouched the engine has never been apart other than water pump timing belt how about you

 

Welcome, pics pics pics we need pics we like pics make it happen.

If you haven't already caught it yet: https://www.tundras.com/threads/so-you-wanna-buy-just-bought-a-1st-gen-tundra-eh.115928/

Check that trans crossmember for the 4 obscured bolts.

 

And to answer your question 308

 

I just picked up a 2005 Sequoia with 245k - feels like it’ll go another 250k.

 

Just hit, 207k and she’s driving better than ever.

 

I'll probably hit 100K this year.

 

120k on mine. I’ll be lucky to hit 130k in the next 10 years.

 

If you're gonna brag about your miles, you gotta show proof!

 

https://youtu.be/BniNVq5sYoI?si=eiGYklAa1Zb_-5pq

 

in saudi arabia kilometere used not miles , so I bought this sequoia 2004 not knowing 1st gen only made it to the US market not the middle east ,it's 400K miles means 643737.6 kilometere, and hard to buy parts if something goes wrong .

 

Partsouq

 

@igi2000 - are you stationed or live in Saudiland?

 

Man, I'd love to run the VIN on that thing to figure out if it arrived legally

I hear so many stories of vehicles being stolen and taken to cargo ships, then landing in EMEA for redistribution. Often times Africa, but I know they make across the Mediterranean as well.

 

yes I bought few things from there and also from amayama and rockauto , but still shipping cost and taxes result in doubling the price of things you buy .. also if you're looking for service you may not find it , mechanics here afraid of doing anything because the lack of parts, so if you're in saudi arabia or any country buy only what it's common there .

 

I'm sure it's legal , people like to import new things sometimes , but it's old now .

 

expat , living there for the moment

 

ARAMCO? Fond memories of drinking Siddiqi in Dhahran at ARAMCO during Desert Storm.