Do first GEN tundras any”secret” features?

No, it’ll hold an extra large DD coffee. It’s stronger than you think. Just don’t spill your coffee often or it will gum up the mechanism and make it harder to retract without potentially breaking it.

 

I’ll try and remember to take a photo later. You can fit a full size axe behind the back seat head rests with the AC cab.

 

That's neat but what if I don't drink coffee?

I've tried it twice, age 3 ish (?) and age 16......neither was a good experience.

***Thanks for the "don't do what I did" warning...funny. Hope you go that cleaned out.

 

Photo of said axe.

 

lol…i kept reading axle in your previous post and couldn’t figure out for the life of me how a guy could fit an axle behind the headrests.

And FYI, be very careful with the ax back there. My concern would be that it could put some pressure against the glass window. And if you’re ever priced out the parts and labor for an OEM replacement, you’ll poop your pants.

 

https://youtu.be/4yI6zYT9Uo8?si=DQ7axO6HyabEkCRv

 

If they’re rolled over they magically never need emissions testing again in Indiana


(Seriously ever since I bought the truck after it rolled, they’ve NEVER had me get emissions)

 

The super secret multi function sun visors in my 2002 are pretty cool.

 

Tell me you're from Bawston without telling me you're from Bawston.

 

So Texas is Dutch Brothers, the left coast is Starbucks, the north east is Dunkin. @BroHon what you guys have up in Canada?

 

Tim Hortons?

 

Never heard of her

 

Fribble & Ho Jos

 

Our county along with a handful of others in Tennessee ended mandatory emission testing a couple years ago. Maybe someone got the notion that thousands of vehicles driving to the county emissions testing facility and idling for lengthy periods while waiting in line created more emissions than could be eliminated by culling out a few vehicles that failed the test. IIRC, the EPA loosened rules as well.

 

Dutch Brothers started in Oregon, screw Starbucks.

 

Yeah I never heard of Dutch Bros. It's ok, @The Black Mamba is a Texas transplant.
I thought we were talking coffee, but Dunkin Donuts was mentioned, so as a native Texan, my mind immediately goes to Shipley's.

 

I never got fancy coffee, Co-worker did. Starbucks was big, Tim Horton, and good ole McDonalds.
Maple flavoring ahy. Deadly. Beauty

 

Okay, it’s not just me. When I was there, I couldn’t find good coffee and Dunkin Donuts was bottom of the barrel because nobody drank it and it sat it the pot all day rancid.

 

I remember in a few of the many watse of time "meetings" we would have they brought in Dunkin coffee and donuts, I thought it was damn good! Peasants palette?

 

There's no big mainstream corporation specializing in serving up coffee in Texas, as far as I know, that is from Texas.
However there's little local coffee shops. My town has one I've heard is good. But I rarely drink coffee.

 

It really depends upon the traffic and if a lot of coffee drinkers frequent the place. Poor traffic generally equates to bad coffee.

Here nowadays, it’s hard to find a Dunkin that consistently makes decent coffee. Most of their focus is on iced coffee which doesn’t really require a good fresh blend. I only frequent a select few places becuase of that here.

 

What did you do to stay awake and alert on your past nightshift job if you didn’t drink coffee?

 

I just drink whatever can is on sale and brew it myself. Always fresh, always 3 heaping scoops strong. So I git what I git and I don't pitch a fit

 

I think we went slightly off-topic in this thread.

 

My super secret feature is 4LO. In fact it's so secret you can't even tell it's engaged when you press the button, like it's not even working.

 

My truck has the super secret third pedal and a shift lever.

 

Its........it's what we do.

 

Every thread can be the 1st Gen Lunch Table if you're brave enough.

 

definite game changer when driving during sunup or sundown^^^