23K Miles Tundra

If you find part numbers, please share! I'm interested!

 

From that report there's only 2 port options , 1 Auto dimming mirrors , 2 Running boards . It shows the leather as factory .

 

i have a gentex just like the one this truck had laying around. but honestly just spend 50-60 bucks and get a mirror from a newer camry with homelink and autodimming + compass. if you want temp they have those too. for basic functionality its 2-3 wires to make them work. constant power, igntion power and ground

 

I was digging thru Toyota's exploded parts diagrams to see if I could figure out what harness they were using to port. Found the part number, but can't find any pics to determine how it was wired, though, splice, tap or otherwise. I'd expect for ported items, they wouldn't cut/splice/t-tap other lines, maybe use a Y-harness adapter or similar, like, maybe fork the map light circuit out with a mirror extension? But then it'd have no no ACC/IGN circuit and mirror would be always-on. Toyota's OEM add-on kit just has a 6-pin linear/flat mirror harness with several feet of wire and spades.

Actually, hell. Maybe I should see if Toyota has a connector for the map light harness, and I could build a Y adapter harness that supports the the 10-pin Gentex 453 mirror harness. But then I won't have an ACC/IGN lead. Back to the EWD again... Has to be a way to do this without splicing or using add-a-circuits.

 

Whoa. There's a few low mileage 1st gens on the web. It's a 2wd but I cant see how 4x4 is worth an extra $13k.

https://www.cars.com/vehicledetail/7f6df273-fd5f-4f6f-978f-a5033de1876b/

 

I ran my wires from the plug behind the cluster. Unused pins had the stuff I wanted. I did piggy back my ground off the dome light though

 

Get stuck in the snow. Or mud. Or wet grass in your front yard and it'll start to become more clear.

 

Yeah, it's weird the Toyota EWD shows it as existing in the full wiring (I27 is 'Inner Mirror'), but I guess they used different for the last mile starting behind the cluster at connector "IC2"? I was really hoping to find it tucked away, somewhere. Sad it's not.

I need to pull the DC 'roof wiring' harness I have downstairs, may be able to pull the pins and wiring for the mirror out of that one. Anyway, looking at EWD to find the behind-cluster pinout for IC2 now... I'll draw up a thread later I guess.

 

posting says TB was done in 2016. Wonder what mileage that was at

 

Drive it like you stole it.

 

17283. New t belt, plugs, 4x4 fluids, trans fluid, a new door seal, and recall

 

Didn't see the service records pics till now, good catch.

 

I didn’t either… I looked it up through work lol

 

It's almost in too nice of condition. I would be afraid to use for certain truck duties. I couldn't take it off-road and risk damaging it. I couldn't get a load of mulch or gravel dumped in it. I could tow with it and commute.

 

Would have to be garaged and wiped with a diaper.

@empty_lord better buy it.

 

Needs to be rolled over first.

 

If I got divorced, this would for sure be on the buying spree list.

 

Do I look like I’m made of money?



I’ll start a go fund me to fund this truck. Lol just kiddinh

 

30 even with 3 days to go. I predict 41. 39 at the lowest.

 

I'll be blown away if it goes for more than the original selling price . . . every time I think things have reached 'Max-Crazy-Level', it ratchets-up another notch.

 

It’s basically a near new Tacoma Limited AC with v8. I expect it to go near pricing on a limited Taco.

An impossible configuration with a torquey engine. Not a ton of potential buyers but those in the pool are likely to appreciate the uniqueness. Just enough on the odometer to keep driving it.

 

Looks stuck at 30. I was just thing that it is high for about a 20 year old truck. I wonder what it would cost to keep it going another 20 years. Main thing I guess with be all rubber parts. But even so.
I really cant think of any new model truck I would like as good. And lets say average is 50K now for a pickup. And with most not built as good. And with all the extra electronics and stuff I dont even care about. But cost to replace or maintain.

Wonder if the 2003 Tundra could still be cheaper to maintain and repair for 20 more years.

 

$32,750.00 with under 3 hours left !

 

. . . Holy crap . . . they're trying to snipe each other now ! Waiting till there's 10 seconds on the clock and up-bidding !
$34,750.00 & counting

 

SOLD !!!!
$34,750.00
It's original 2001 window sticker says $32.934.00
. . . . it appreciated $1,816.00 in 20 years ! LOL.

 

I have a friend with a perfect 40k mile 02 ivan stewart edition, I keep trying him to put it on BAT, wondering how much the market values that edition

 

I will eat crow for overestimating market value. I would have paid 35k no problem.

 

Just saw this thread again. Wowzers!

I really like the hood spoiler thingy. Shame you can't get those anymore like that one. It looks like it clips to the hood above the headlights, and behind the grille