@@austinnorvell4480 260,00 and bought my wife a Sequoia with the same drive train with 330,000 . the only problem with my truck is the air valves keep going bad. I am on my second set. cheap parts from ebay. fule mileage is horrible but reliability is worth it.
I have a 2005 Double Cab 4.7 V8 and love that truck so much. I bought it in 2009 for 17k with 47k miles. Still drive it everyday. 14 yrs later it has 150k miles still rides smooth and sound dampening is very good.
I bought my rust free 2007 RCSB Tundra for $5,000 a little over 3 years ago when it had 270,000 miles on the 5.7L 2wd drive train, it has a little over 298,000 today. I needed to replace the fuel pump during the first month of ownership, and I replaced the drive shaft and rear transmission seal a few months later. Everything else has been regular maintenance and upgrades. Your truck appears to be in better condition (cleaner & less dents), than mine was, but mine did clean up very well.
I bought 2011 XSP for $15,000 1 year ago. It had 94k miles. Now it's at 126k and it's still going strong. It had a bad battery and needed brakes. That's it! No issues whatsoever. Definately glad I bought it before the prices went up. I was going to spend 40k on a new one but didn't see the point. These trucks don't die! So I'm happy with mine. 3 inch level kit and 33's on my original bbs rims. I'm set 😎
Drove to Denver from Pa to buy a really clean 2007 Crewmax Ltd. with 212000 miles on it. Drove home and never even had a concern that it might break down or have some serious problem. Fantastic truck and is hands above my 2013 rust bucket Silverado with 139000 on it. I plan on getting this Toyota rust proofed with fluid film or New Hampshire coating. Hopefully this truck will last me the rest of my life. I was Chevy my whole life but never again. Oh what a feeling......
Bought my Crewmax new in 2007. I have about 106k miles on it. I only get about 16.5 mpg. You're right about the pipe noise. Very calm at low rpm's but, shows some spirit on higher revs. I had a 201, too, for a while. Loved it, but, two was one too many.
I just got a Toyota tundra 2008 5.7 RS5 Looks like new on in side and outside has a few scratches and dings 172,000 miles with zero issues for 7500 and we drive it 2hrs to get back home and it drives like a dream we love it
I just bought a 2007 for $8500 with 211000 miles. It’s in mint condition. I did fix a small exhaust leak and fixed a bent bumper and bumper cover. I’ve got it up for sale for 11950.
I have a 2007 Toyota Tundra Crew Max with the 5.7 V8 and I love it. I bought it new on April 14th 2007. It has 112,000 miles on it. The best truck in the world. Tundra FOREVER. 👍😁
Just bought an 07 Tundra 4.7L for 13k cash that JUST hit 100k miles ,2 owners,clean title,all service history included,upgraded 2016 steel rims, big upgraded Apple CarPlay screen, seats in mint condition etc, no accidents, although it had some scratches but cleaned up amazing after a nice detail. Very happy i didn’t get a brand new one with $700+ a month payments. 😅
Bought my 07 with 80K miles currently have 194k only issue I've had is one tiny leak on the radiator. Other than that just dealer scheduled mileage maintenance. Its my daily drive and I tow my 19ft bass boat every weekend and have towed across the country countless times up to 2200 miles one way.
Nice find, I'd consider replacing the belt tensioner and idler pulley when you do the serpentine belt. Also, I believe your steering wheel is from a later model. It's likely the original wheel covering fell apart (like it did on my 08) and instead of buying a cheap aftermarket cover (like it did), they got a new steering wheel instead.
They changed the transmission between 07 and 14. That's why after 2013 they seem to have less power. A lady I know had a 2010 5.7 and traded for a 2015 5.7 and said the 2010 seemed stronger than the newer
Just bought an 07 dcsr5 with 310,000 miles for 7k here in PR and it seems like its been taken cared off really well, waiting on all the paperwork to be delivered and cant wait to start using it.... going from a small Scion XD to this will be interesting lol
@Paul Wall well its still going and engine sounds solid... started using it in from september and idk how much miles ive put in it cause the odometer is not working atm but i think ive put probably around 4-5k miles. used it daily from november to february and now im back switching between my 2 cars
I’m debating over a 2007 and 2014 5.7 tundra w 100k miles each 2007 prolly kept up a lil better tbh price is within 2k of each other which one should I go for ?
I have a 08 Tundra and it has the same exact wear and damage lol Clear coat on roof and hood, door window seals and pillars cracking and drivers seat ripped.
Were you ever able to switch out to a bigger fuel tank? Thanks for the review just picked up a 2007 tundra w/leer cap with 218k miles for $6k in Northern California.
you're correct the raptor is worth more now because of the pandemic , in actuality 15% more is low compared to other newer used cars, this crazy used car market will end soon. and what the tundra can't do is pass a gas station.
From 2007 - 2013 they used an aggressive ECM for the engine management system. They calmed the torque and hp curves from 2014- and up for better fuel mileage. That why the second gens "felt" like they had more hp but really it was the aggressive ecm they had
Looking at a 07 with 215,000 miles, they want 13,900 for it. I was wondering if that was to much for that many miles, yours seems to drive and ride like new with 268,000 so i think it may not be a bad deal. Thanks for doing the video and posting it.
@@jamesrichardson63 how many miles? Here in mi a 08 sierra quad cab with 180,000 miles is going for 13,900 and that's on the lower end. It's ridiculous, i was shocked to find the tundra the same price as fords and chevys.
I did not know this? Was watching the big black guy with 1 million mile Tundra and the seat wasn’t even torn!! Crazy. I have a 08’ never would have thought they cheapend the truck, are you sure?
I average 10-13 mpg. Its pretty bad. On a 2014 tundra 5.7.... no idea how anyone gets 19 mpg unless its hglighway only and you drive 60 mph like a grandma
2003 to 2014 tundra are notorious for failed secondary air injection pumps n injection valves which will cost you anywhere between 4k to 7k to fix n wheel bearings.. the only thing that is good about the tundra 5.7 V8 is the motor itself.
