I was thinking of buying a 2006 tundra and wanted to know how the performed and pulled. I was also wandering about the reliability and service needs, so please if anyone can help me i would appreciate it, thanks guys
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Posts: 20 (09/05/08 08:00) |
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Posts: 30 (09/05/08 08:23) |
try the tracker board on BBC this is the basscat's factory board.
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Posts: 309 (09/05/08 08:44) |
Um....I think he was talking about the Toyota Tundra not the Tundra sold by Tracker Marine.
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Posts: 73 (09/05/08 09:10) |
http://www.tundrasolutions.com/forums/
every question and answer on any tundra will be in here too. lost of tundra talk in here too http://texasfishingforum...._Vehicles_Auto_Discussion |
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Posts: 5 (09/05/08 10:34) |
I own a 06 Toyota Tundra and I pull a Sabre. Honestly, my truck lacks in the passing gear. Also, I have to punch the gas to go up the Mississippi River
bridge. This is the only truck I have owned since I have been pulling the Sabre so I really cant compare it to anything else. Now I have owned Ford, Dodge,
and Chevy trucks and the Toyota absolutly seems to be the best made..ex-quiet,comfortable,smooth. It has never givin me any troubles besides the lack of
midrange power.
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