Cool to see a Tundra and Sequoia in Kazakhstan! Were they imported from the US?
Yes, they did a long trip before come to KZ.
From Texas Toyota Manufacturing to my city ~ 7.400 miles or 24 hours by plane
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Yes, they did a long trip before come to KZ.
From Texas Toyota Manufacturing to my city ~ 7.400 miles or 24 hours by plane
That is a long trip! Very cool!!Yes, they did a long trip before come to KZ.
From Texas Toyota Manufacturing to my city ~ 7.400 miles or 24 hours by plane
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My 2011 with 198k, this was before I installed new headlights and a winch.
Do you have an updated pic? Looking to update headlights on mine
I’ll take one here in a bit and post it, but I went with OEM chromes from Toyota. Couldn’t bring myself to give up the leveling motors, but the cheapest I could find them was $560 shipped... still not 100% if I want to open them up and paint them black again or just leave them chrome
Here's a 2nd gen with 2018 Sequoia LED headlights
They make a harness to make these lights work on 2nd gen Tundras also, but total cost for the lights, harness, new filler plates and paint is right around $2000...
Joined the club! 
We got this 2008 DC Limited 4x4 with just 68k on her. Now I just have to convince the wife to let me drive it.
We got this 2008 DC Limited 4x4 with just 68k on her. Now I just have to convince the wife to let me drive it.
I love that look. Considering that for my 14 sequoia. Going to look into it. I like the look of your wheels too. I’m probably going to upgrade my wheels to the black tundra TRDs.
That looks real good. great looking truck.
Thank you
What do you pull with your Tundra?
Little load.....
Bigger load...........
Little load.....
Bigger load...........
Some little, some big... I usually end up rescuing friends that break stuff on the trails
Does this count as an off road trailer build?
Absolutely! I don't know how far its going off road that low, but it's really cool... Is that an old dodge?
'59 F100. Was a freebie. It's getting stripped to the frame and rebuilt with a new axle (the 9" under it is going to a heep building friend) and platform/rack for future RTT. Should be fun.
Just got this last Saturday.
Exploring Central Oregon
