2002 Tundra Rust...
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Is that one of those shoddy Dana frames under recall right now? Looks awful.
JHZR2
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$2500?!? Sucker born every minute. All hail the toyota logo, eh?
Unless perhaps it will be fully repaired under a recall, guaranteed.
Unless perhaps it will be fully repaired under a recall, guaranteed.
Take a hammer & hit the worst areas & see if there's perforations. Looks ok. Make an offer for $1900.
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Originally Posted By: Uregina09
And two or three days ago everyone was telling Greg $2,500 is too cheap for a 2002 Tundra.
Im sure there are some worth much more than that, with proper recalls and rust mitigation performed.
But this is a 14+ year old truck with portions of metal fully gone from what I see, in a state where there is no recall for the shoddy product.
And two or three days ago everyone was telling Greg $2,500 is too cheap for a 2002 Tundra.
Im sure there are some worth much more than that, with proper recalls and rust mitigation performed.
But this is a 14+ year old truck with portions of metal fully gone from what I see, in a state where there is no recall for the shoddy product.
Originally Posted By: Uregina09
And two or three days ago everyone was telling Greg $2,500 is too cheap for a 2002 Tundra.
Yeah, going to encourage him to not purchase If it looks to be more than surface rust. Which appears to be the case.
And two or three days ago everyone was telling Greg $2,500 is too cheap for a 2002 Tundra.
Yeah, going to encourage him to not purchase If it looks to be more than surface rust. Which appears to be the case.
First pic is the the deal breaker.
The others just look like mud staining, and maybe a straight piped cat in the last pic of the first post.
But I'll say it...the truck looks a lot more like a $2500 or less truck now.
What's going on with the first pic? Hard to do damage that bad just by not washing off mud. That almost has to be salt damage.
The others just look like mud staining, and maybe a straight piped cat in the last pic of the first post.
But I'll say it...the truck looks a lot more like a $2500 or less truck now.
What's going on with the first pic? Hard to do damage that bad just by not washing off mud. That almost has to be salt damage.
I wouldnt.
Originally Posted By: Ducked
Are there surfers in Florida?
Yeah, but it looks like someone enjoyed long, moonlit drives on the beach.
Are there surfers in Florida?
Yeah, but it looks like someone enjoyed long, moonlit drives on the beach.
That looks far worse than any of my Dodge framed vehicles ever have at that age, and they were all exposed to lots of winter road salt.
My 1999 Dodge looks far better than that, and it's never been sprayed, always used in the winter, and usually sits outside.
My 1999 Dodge looks far better than that, and it's never been sprayed, always used in the winter, and usually sits outside.
I've seen worse, but I still wouldn't touch that one. For $2500 the guy selling it to your brother is no friend.
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