You Wouldn't Believe That THIS Truck Has Over 300,000 Miles!

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We take a look at a unique truck that has over 300,000 miles yet it looks like almost new!
We take a look at a beautiful 1997 Toyota Tacoma with over 300,000 miles that the original owner took exceptional care of to a point where the truck looks like new!
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@jacklabloom635 Месяц назад

I purchased a 1997 4Runner in 1997. I drive it 108,000 miles and gave it to daughter. She drove it 60,000 miles and then gave it to my grandson. He still drives it and it currently has 340,000 miles on it.

@boondocker7964 Месяц назад

Wowzer!

@harley092355 Месяц назад

Prove it!

@subtegral Месяц назад

My 97 4Runner is at 328k and runs like a dream. Owned it five years now.

@danc9440 Месяц назад

My brother has 3 4Runners (all 3rd Gens), one with 565,000 miles. Original engine and trans too. Maintain them well and they can go forever....... I feel special, as my 2002 4Runner only has 137,000 miles and has been super reliable but truthfully I have spent plenty of $ on preventive maintenance.

@subtegral Месяц назад

@@danc9440 me too. Mine is also still original engine, transmission, and clutch.

@omarhernandez5675 Месяц назад

I have 860k miles on my 95 pickup. In the future if I’m able I’ll bring it to you

@samochoa6733 Месяц назад

Send him an email. He might facilitate things for you so you can bring it to him. It'll be a great video for sure.

@r2stik Месяц назад

thats the number what we want to see!

@efil4kizum Месяц назад

I had a 95 pickup before trading for this rig almost 27 years ago. It was a bright blue metallic single cab 4wd 4cyl with crank windows, no ac just used the nice rear slider!! Manual locking hubs... Put 24k miles on that little pickup to KCMO and St Louis for two years

@Policearegood-mt6kx 27 дней назад

You should upload a short video of it on your channel, showing the condition and odometer.

@Miles-wy1zr 26 дней назад

Original timing chain guides?

@kevart57 Месяц назад

My '99 Taco has 246k miles. It's the best vehicle I've ever owned. It's a 4wd, SR5 V6. Off road It's been unstoppable. I may forego the casket and be buried in it. Sitting behind the wheel with a cigar in my mouth.

@victorbaird8220 Месяц назад

Cigarettes are bad for your health 😊

@subtegral Месяц назад

@@victorbaird8220yes, but he said cigar. You don't inhale cigar smoke.

@kevart57 Месяц назад

@subtegral Not to mention that I'll be gone to the beyond, so I won't really care that much about my health at that point. Don't think the cigar will be lit either.

@beautynotstatic2419 Месяц назад

@@kevart57...some young'ns lately, lack the old schoolin'.

@william6765 Месяц назад

What coating can be used for the underside?

@garthvadr Месяц назад

This truck is absolute proof that preventative maintenance is crucial if an owner wants their vehicle to last. Thanks for showing us this AMD👍

@beautynotstatic2419 Месяц назад

Inspiring. Would not like to see my T'yoter in anything less, than the sweet condition it is in now.

@stephenvz7852 22 дня назад

That and it was probably garage stored or at least a parking deck to keep the paint solid for that long without fading especially with the decal on the side.

@elviscamacho2784 20 дней назад

I sold my 2002 4runner 10 years ago with 350 000 miles, now the guy that bought it has it with 500 000. Still driving strong.

@josephshultz6726 Месяц назад

Wish they still made a Tacoma like this. In my humble opinion, it is so nice compared to newer model Tacomas

@efil4kizum Месяц назад

Other than the less road wind engine transmission noise in the other gen tacos yes agree... The hoods on those others are just SO large!

@TomatoWithARifle 20 дней назад

@@efil4kizum i still think 2nd gen tacomas was the best of both worlds

@efil4kizum 20 дней назад

@@TomatoWithARifle i can barely lift the hood and prop it (its a struggle) on my mother's 2o11 tacoma single cab 4wd at stock height... the reach is too harsh on my neck on most days 8^{ and then i can hardly reach at most stuff in the engine bay (like the transmission checkStick) unlike my old gen1 engine compartment where more stuff is accessible but still things are a challenge to reach so it must just be me and my mobility situational issues?

@williamknell864 Месяц назад

I had a 96 Tacoma 2wD. I got t-boned by a Ram 3500(?The biggest Ram.) @ 117K miles. Me and my the truck were totaled. I get butterflies when I see a healthy 1st gen Tacoma. ❤ Hats off to Jeff for treating his so well. Beautiful.

@samochoa6733 Месяц назад

That's how toyotas die. By getting into car accidents and getting totaled. My 2002 corolla got totaled 4 years ago. It only had 130k miles. It was in excellent condition

@brkbtjunkie Месяц назад

I had a 94 Toyota pickup, also 2WD and in 2011, this 92 year old pulled out in front of me and I hit his car and flipped over, cab down careening into the intersection. I was fine except for some stitches but the poor truck was toast.

@JAY-97-97 Месяц назад

@@brkbtjunkie Wow! that must have been frightful

@josepharmato8032 Месяц назад

Sold my 06 with 337,000. Nephew still driving it. Loves it. Original tranny and engine.

@CollinMac96 Месяц назад

Back when cars were built to last and were simple

@toyotaprius79 Месяц назад

Back when the cultural dominance for profit making was just settling in

@davidglad Месяц назад

EPA and other spoil sports ruined it. Rather than necessarily customers demanding latest and greatest failure prone tech

@flight2k5 Месяц назад

This thing has computers 🤣. There are 3rd gen Tacoma’s with this many miles

@harley092355 Месяц назад

Are you kidding me. Fellow, we were lucky to get 70,000 miles back then!

@CollinMac96 Месяц назад

@@harley092355 you must be in your 20s if you believe that. Do you know any old timers who had older Toyotas? Keep your bias in check

@danielbrettschneider770 Месяц назад

Thanks for taking the responsibility to "babysit" the truck at the alignment shop. Above and beyond...great job.

@Shmity1962 Месяц назад

I bought 96 4Runner brand new. Took my now wife on our first date in it, brought two kids home from the hospital in it. Now my daughter is driving it to college. 275,000 miles and is in very good condition. Just bought a 2024 4Runner

@JAY-97-97 Месяц назад

very NiCE!

@foxtrotwolf6081 Месяц назад

Same with my 2000 Taco. However, after marriage and kids, never got the chance to go wheeling. Never taught the kids or wife how to drive stick, so it's still my prenuptial asset.

@uno3863 Месяц назад

@@foxtrotwolf6081🤣manual is a dying art, I love my 2012 tacoma manual 👍🏽

@uno3863 Месяц назад

That is so awesome 👍🏽👍🏽

@haydenjones962 18 дней назад

That's cool

@Katy-Did Месяц назад

We are the original owners of a Toyota 1992 SR5 4X4 Extended cab pickup color: burgundy. We bought it new ($15,000) in December of 1991 in California and we moved it out with us to Missouri in 2022 for our retirement. Our truck is as clean as this truck and has 230,000 miles on it. It is true...if you love your truck, you will take care of it. In turn, it will take care of you! We get offers on it every time we drive it around. I collect parts for it also! Ha! Thanks for featuring this truck, it is a beauty!

@peteryeung111 Месяц назад

That’s a neat little story. Enjoy your beautiful truck.

@wildhorses6817 Месяц назад

Which parts do you collect and how do we determine what parts to collect for future maintenance. Thank you. They are beautiful trucks.

@JAY-97-97 Месяц назад

what part of Missouri? i have family in the central part and go to KCMO StJoe Hannibal and St Louis often in this Tacoma pickUp

@PhilRacicot Месяц назад

I turned 16 in 1993 and certainly couldn’t afford paying that amount of money for a vehicle then! I had to wait until these were quite old to get them used. But I got 4 of these pickups since and I bought the 1993 SR5 I currently have over 15 years ago. These are my favorite vehicles. I also have 50 to 60 years old full size cars that I used to drive daily but they cost too much to operate now and some parts are getting hard to find for them.

@Braavoo__ Месяц назад

It’s crazy to say that in 15k dollars 1991 money it would be like 31k or more today. You can’t even get a basic Tacoma for that price anymore.

@gregderoma3846 19 дней назад

My 2011 Original Tundra 335,500 miles. Can’t kill it.

@njmetfan Месяц назад

Pride of ownership runs deep with the owner of this Taco. Not many people take this kind of pride in their own property, let alone their vehicle. Love this.

@gabrielsf70 Месяц назад

My single-cab 1994 five-speed manual transmission rear-wheel-drive Toyota Pickup with a 22RE engine and 265,000 miles still runs perfectly. I bought it with about 150,000 miles for $2700 over ten years ago, and it has never broken down.

@Mike_Knows_-INSERT_SUBJECT- Месяц назад

I had a 1989 Toyota Pickup -- 22RE -- it had 200,000 when I got it -- had over 350k when it was time to move it on -- sold it to a guy who worked at the Toyota plant in Princeton, IN -- it has almost 500k on it now -- pretty amazing really.

@Johnsmith46392 Месяц назад

Legendary motor

@fib4923 Месяц назад

Damn, that thing is worth more then 2700 now!

@lukemarks92 Месяц назад

What mileage did you replace the timing chain guides?

@efil4kizum Месяц назад

I bot a 1995 5sp MT single cab bright blue metallic with about 1500 miles on the odo, not sure anymore what it cost because it has been 29 years ago!!

@BlueAdept596 Месяц назад

I still have a 1986 Toyota SR5 4WD pickup that I bought new back then. Not quite as nice as this one, but still very little rust considering how much time its spent in Michigan.

@JAY-97-97 Месяц назад

very NiCE!

@amgerd Месяц назад

The best looking Tacoma ever made!

@watkikel Месяц назад

Agreed. The second gen’s are awesome but they aren’t the same.

@JAY-97-97 Месяц назад

@@watkikel Gen2s have MUCH LESS wind engine and other road noise compared to the Gen1 at higher speeds in my comparisons

@jaymoar3561 7 дней назад

@@JAY-97-97I own a 2nd Gen but who cares about wind noise. 🤦‍♂️

@JAY-97-97 6 дней назад

@@jaymoar3561 some do?

@lordflashheart3706 Месяц назад

It's a shame extended cabs are almost gone from the segment. That look is just *chef's kiss*

@JAY-97-97 Месяц назад

it is a definite Shame that the regular small Single Cabs are gone since 2o15 and the last Gen2... those are the best little trucks for tooling around town

@rightlanehog3151 Месяц назад

AMD, I would not believe this Tacoma has 340,000 miles unless YOU told me. 😉😉 I am afraid I am getting a little emotional seeing a genuine, made in US of A Tacoma on your channel, it really brings back memories.😢😢

@noxnyc23 Месяц назад

USA! Usa! Usa! I have a 08 scion tc manual with 375k miles . Basically a 2 door Camry ?.. Still runs like new . New clutch at 200k . Oil change and brake pads rotors that’s it. Oh yeah my fuel pump went bad . Easy change boom back on the road. Ima keep driving it till literally it just stops running.

@dogsense3773 Месяц назад

in California, Fremont, that's where mine came from

@rightlanehog3151 Месяц назад

@@dogsense3773 We got one of the last Tacomas off the line in 2010.

@donniev8181 Месяц назад

Most Toyotas are still manufactured in the US, along with most Hondas. This is one reason why they are made with such high quality.

@JAY-97-97 Месяц назад

i would say assembled in USA... the engine and transmission were parts sourced from Japan, imported to fremont CA

@wicky383 Месяц назад

I was a Toyota tech for five years, gave up wrenching for a better opportunity seven years ago. I don't miss much about it, especially being flat rate when the shop was slow. However I really enjoy your channel and always pick up something new. Takes me back to the good memories (some bad lol). I've been down to the training center in Aurora many times. Congrats on the new additions!!

@jimbike8064 Месяц назад

"He speaks my language." Not many speak that language. Beautifully maintained. So kudos to the owner and yourself.

@chamarayugan1040 Месяц назад

I love that language..

@brucewayne2773 Месяц назад

Finally a truck/vehicle that comes in rust free, I know this owner takes great care of his truck 👍

@mountainslapstick6170 Месяц назад

Take care of your equipment and it'll take care of you. This truck is an testament to that

@jab1625 Месяц назад

I had a black 97 T-100 SR5 extra cab V6, man I miss that truck.

@rightlanehog3151 Месяц назад

Today's Tundra is too big and the Tacoma has too much cab for the size of the bed. That means it is time to bring back the T100!!!!

@JAY-97-97 Месяц назад

@@rightlanehog3151 that is so very true!

@squishy312 Месяц назад

What a gorgeous specimen of a late 90's Tacoma. Thank you Jeff for taking such good care of your truck. Here's to another 341,000 miles!

@Barbarapape Месяц назад

This one shows just why Toyota earned it's reputation for making long lasting vehicles. But they don't make them as good as this anymore, which is a shame.

@donniev8181 Месяц назад

Wrong, Toyota is still building the highest quality vehicles on the road. Just go look at used cars for sale and you'll find countless Toyotas with well over 200k miles.

@Policearegood-mt6kx Месяц назад

@@donniev8181the Tacoma is proudly built in Mexico now.

@donniev8181 Месяц назад

@Policearegood-mt6kx wrong, the majority are made San Antonio Texas and Huntsville Alabama.

@Barbarapape Месяц назад

@@donniev8181The latest ones are now made down to a price and use the same inferior plastic parts that causes so many issues in other brands.

@Policearegood-mt6kx Месяц назад

@@donniev8181 you are incorrect. All Tacomas are now made in Mexico and have been for a while.

@mojavedesertsonorandesert9531 Месяц назад

Still driving my 88 Toyota truck!

@jarenmclaren8852 Месяц назад

I’m a Toyota Technician. I had a 97 Tacoma SR5 5 speed with the 4.30 gears and locking rear diff. Got it from the original owner who blew the head gasket on cylinder 4 at 267k miles. And that truck was just as clean as this one. The steering wheel wasn’t worn like this one, but the moon mist interior was immaculate. Absolutely amazing truck. I regret selling it. Beautiful truck Jeff. Good work TCCN Automotive 👏

@subtegral Месяц назад

The previous owner of my 97 4Runner had a crack develop in the cylinder head at 279k, but it's a 3RZ, you had the 5VZ.

@jasonborn867 Месяц назад

My beloved 1st gen Tacoma just smacked a deer and it's pretty bad. I have the radiator support straightened, but notice the engine tips down slightly on the passenger side. The oil pan looks level, so is that how the 2.4 liter naturally sits in the engine bay looking slightly tilted from the top view? Thanks for any advice you can offer.

@subtegral Месяц назад

@@jasonborn867 yes indeed. The valve cover is always slanted a bit towards the passenger side. Totally normal. But you or someone you know smacked that poor defenseless deer, not your Tacoma 🦌

@jasonborn867 Месяц назад

@@subtegral Well that is a huge relief because I was thinking the motor mount was bent. When I get the new radiator bolted in and the shroud attached I'm hoping the fan will be centered, which in theory should mean the engine never shifted. Really a big thanks for responding to my question!

@efil4kizum Месяц назад

This taco had a deer hit by the fuel tank area in rural Missouri... A very small young deer whose head was barely over top of the tire but it happened so fast!!

@femensah Месяц назад

Good maintenance routine always the key

@Tyler.flynn.16 Месяц назад

Jeff must not have kids 😂

@Steelflight773 Месяц назад

I was thinking the same thing.

@antonioalvarez6035 Месяц назад

He made them ride in the back. 😂😂

@Steelflight773 Месяц назад

There is SO much I want to do with my 2 cars but I have a 5 and 2 year old that I constantly have to chase.

@ddk80 Месяц назад

@@Steelflight773I hear ya. I have a 5 year old and 3 year old. My free time usually doesn’t start until 8:30 PM(sometimes ever later) 😢

@donniev8181 Месяц назад

Why do you say that, the car is nearly 30 years old and has barely cost him anything?

@zillsburyy1 Месяц назад

the power of Toyota

@darylhill9400 Месяц назад

Old Toyota trucks are a spiritual experience 😌

@bruceco6080 17 дней назад

They really are 😅😅

@001dman Месяц назад

got my 95 taco stick kickin at 481k miles. gotta fix a couple small leaks.. but it drives great. body needs love after being rear ended by a drunk and shoved into a fence.. but still drives straight2nd clutch, original engine (head gaskets were done early in its life though) california truck - no rot!

@blaakrose Месяц назад

I bought a 1999 tacoma new. 2.7L 4x4 manual. I put 206,000 miles on it and sold it in 2010. Lots of highway driving. Didn't have any problems mechanically until it had over 100,000 miles. Was a great truck. I miss it now.

@fubarinwar Месяц назад

I bought my 1999 Tacoma with 2.7 manual in 2010 with exact same miles. I still have it and it has 262000 miles now. I wonder if I bought your Tacoma. It is a single cab red in color.

@blaakrose Месяц назад

@@fubarinwar it was extended cab. Sold to a guy in Louisville Kentucky. No idea what he did with the truck. Never saw it again.

@efil4kizum Месяц назад

This truck's first issue of concern started in 2o19... A very strange rattle that would come and go under certain circumstances at first, seemed to get noticeably more consistent over the next 18 months until it finally broke! at 193k miles! No seasoned Toyota mechanic I took it to could find it and just told me it was the clutch throwout bearing so I just believed he knew whut he was talking about... Until he was dead wrong about it

@thechuckster6838 Месяц назад

My 1989 truck had great paint that was shiny 25 years later. The main thing that I miss that my 2003 or my 2021 does not have is the cup holder. In the summertime, the beverages would stay cool with the AC blowing on them, and in the winter, my coffee would stay warm with the heat blowing on that. One of the main problems that I had with my 1989 was that the clutch/brake bracket would shatter. I replaced the bracket three times in 25 years. Finally, I welded and reinforced it and I never had a problem again. Today, that truck is in Costa Rica. The guy I sold it to bought it for that purpose.

@PhilRacicot Месяц назад

Despite the hated 3VZE V6 that powered many of them, the 1989-95 generation is my favorite. I had 4 of them and still have a ‘93 SR5 as a daily driver (and it has the 3.0, not a 3.4 swap!)

@JAY-97-97 Месяц назад

yes, in 1998 Toyota got all weird with no more high-centered cup holder by the middle vents and put them in the console by the shifter

@subtegral Месяц назад

@@JAY-97-97 Many 96 - 98 3rd gen 4Runner owners do the cupholder mod to be like the 99 - '02 3rd gens. They say the cups are in the way of their precious HVAC switches, but that location has never bothered me. I reach around a tiny bit if I need to and it's no biggie.

@JAY-97-97 Месяц назад

@@subtegral i hear ya!!

@tonyisme4934 29 дней назад

Yes my clutch bracket broke twice, was welded twice. The first time it held up for a year. The second time they did it again...this time really did a good job at that body shop and never had another problem. The mechanic didn't want to touch it.

@christronxnetworks3529 5 дней назад

My NZE121 Toyota Corolla 2003 have 306,000km and still traverse me to work everyday with ease and comfort.

@mihbaarmalik5117 21 день назад

Hello sir. I'm from Pakistan and a regular viewer of your channel because you bring to us the TOYOTAS. I fell in love with the TOYOTAS specially the ones from late 70s to the late 90s because of our 1978 Toyota Corolla third generation sedan which has been with us for the last 35 years in a pristine condition. I wish RU-vid had an option to upload a picture so that I can show its picture. This Toyota Tacoma is absolutely gorgeous. The owner has justified his ownership in an immaculate way.

@vindpedro9281 Месяц назад

Love my 2000’ Tacoma SR5 4cyl, manual 2WD 375,000 miles ❤ painted 1x reupholstered drivers seat 1x. I have a great mechanic and always fix things when they break and of course regular maintenance

@HotRod-wv4vm Месяц назад

Absolutely! I have a 2004 Honda Element with 231,000 miles and like you I fix things quickly. Looks brand new and have only replaced vtec solenoid and intake manifold gasket and the radiator. Every time I take it for service the mechanic wants to buy it from me.

@joeshmoe8952 Месяц назад

We got a 05 4runner that was purchased brand new at the dealership and only had test drive miles on it. We still have it here at home with 240k miles and runs great. Never had any major issues, only replaced all the normal wear and tear stuff. And just to show you how reliable Toyota is, it’s got the original transmission fluid because the dealership never wanted to change it. I did want to change it after but it was already too late but after 19 years the transmission is just fine.

@jasonmbradshaw Месяц назад

I just bought a 2007 4Runner with 55k miles and it still looks perfectly clean except for minor scratches on the hood (probably from a car wash) and a few scratches on the back. My goal is to bring it to 400k, and I’m confident I will largely because of this channel. Thank you, brother.

@shaolinman Месяц назад

Very well maintained Tacoma. Impressive.

@andersonlynn3686 Месяц назад

Those 3.4 motors are almost indestructible

@efil4kizum 25 дней назад

the headgasket is the only known issue that i know of

@andersonlynn3686 25 дней назад

@@efil4kizum yeah the only ones I’ve seen blown up are because people put superchargers on them .

@albertramirez797 Месяц назад

Hell yeah my 97 Tacoma have 400,000 and she still runs great

@JAY-97-97 26 дней назад

NiCE! ... auto or manual?

@lucianracu9975 Месяц назад

My 2004 Toyota Tacoma bought new has 98,000 miles l plan to keep it forever.

@JAY-97-97 Месяц назад

you need to drive that thing More! Taco's Love Miles!

@cclngthr Месяц назад

Toyotas last a very long time. Ivan from Pine Hollow Auto Diagnostics worked on a 2000 Toyota Sienna that had over 560,000 miles on it and it runs like new. My 01 Corolla has 220,000 and it runs like new. No oil burning (I keep the oil clean and change it often). There are Toyotas that have 1 million miles on them.

@genericsomething Месяц назад

It sounds like the owner of this truck is aiming for a million miles.

@efil4kizum Месяц назад

@@genericsomethingthat will take more than a decade to do lol

@couchslouch1982 27 дней назад

I actually miss that old pull handle brake. Love Toyotas, had a 99 pretty much same spec as this truck. biggest regret was getting rid of it.

@ivanalo580 Месяц назад

I have a 2003 Toyota Tundra V8 with 235K miles. Still fun to drive and still going strong. She’s a keeper

@danielcurtis8895 Месяц назад

This old taco is better than the new one

@efil4kizum 25 дней назад

@steve8803 17 дней назад

@danielcurtis8895 better at what?

@efil4kizum 17 дней назад

@@steve8803 definitely NOT road and wind noise on the freeway!

@steve8803 17 дней назад

@pdubsyyyy back when that truck came out people called it "new age garbage" too!

@danielcurtis8895 17 дней назад

@@steve8803 new tacomas and tundras have main bearing issues. A first for Toyota… tsk tsk

@CarsYouCanFix Месяц назад

Tacoma's are solid, one of the best trucks you can buy, and has that Toyota reliability!

@guymann4016 Месяц назад

Appreciate the tip! 😂

@christopherchapman7453 Месяц назад

This looks like every car and motorcycle I have ever owned. Glad to see that there is a few of us out there that actually take the time to truly care for our cars, after all we spend $1,000's of are hard earned money on them.

@pjcroldao Месяц назад

Perfect truck anda a awsome job. But I guess the straps should have been changed both of them. The older one will brake soon.

@lieutenantmikeo5979 27 дней назад

300,700 miles on my 98 lexus. Original motor and trans

@brucecampbell3062 Месяц назад

My neighbor treats her Toyota the same. When she decided to trade it in, someone from Texas bought it and had it shipped from central Canada 🇨🇦.

@timothymcguirk4633 Месяц назад

82 Celica 5 speed bought it with eleven thousand miles in 1984 Drove it to 453000 miles and sold it in 1993 Tires oil changes valve adjustments and a clutch Did all myself back then. Wish I still had it

@peterscott2662 Месяц назад

Beautiful Truck. I really wish the industry didn't move away from small, simple trucks like this one.

@hphillips7425 Месяц назад

Amazing truck. My 2024 RAV4 seats started fraying before I got 2K miles

@bdcochran01 21 день назад

Impressive. My 2004 Avalon has always been an outdoor car. Of course this means that it has road rash from parking lot clumbsy drivers, a fading paint job and upholstery that would be replaced if it didn't cost an arm and a leg. However, it runs like it did on the first day, brand new and it is absolutely clean inside. Permit to share some surprise I experienced. My first radiator lasted 17 years. Previous to buying this car, I had many years of observing people with radiator problems and I vowed to service this car's radiator more than recommended in the car manual which warranted the car for 3 years or 36,000 miles, whichever came first. I was shocked to read that people were doing good if a radiator lasted 10 years!

@efil4kizum 21 день назад

That is the original radiator in this Tacoma, now with 353k miles..

@chinovaldez3441 Месяц назад

I can really appreciate someone taking good care of their car. When my father passed away recently, I bought his 2010 FJ with only 93,000 KM....in near mint shape. I plan to keep it looking that way and get at least 300,000 miles on it. Rust from salt is the enemy up here in Canada! Great vid, as always. Thanks, man!

@efil4kizum 28 дней назад

how do you battle the winter salt monster?

@chinovaldez3441 28 дней назад

It had annual Krown rust protection most of it's life. Once I got it, I took the time to remove any surface rust (mostly the rear bumper and diff) and give it a few coats of POR-15. Since then I am constantly washing it during the winter months in a touch-less carwash to keep the salt off. In the summer I am constantly cleaning, and looking for rust. Been applying rust protection myself as well now, as the techs don't seem to give a shit about your vehicle these days. May seem overkill...but I REALLY love this FJ.

@shiloh5199 Месяц назад

My fried Jay bought that Tacoma brand new with manual, very nice

@SuperSnakePlissken Месяц назад

This video brings back a lot of great memories. My first vehicle I bought after I graduated high school was a 2000 Tacoma that was essentially a three year new version of this vehicle in this video. I drove that truck for 18 years and I miss it all the time. I didn’t get to 340,000 miles but I came pretty close I almost got to 300,000 but some bimbo pulled Out in front of me and killed my truck. I bought a 2021 tundra after that.

@JAY-97-97 Месяц назад

that totally Sucks about the Bimbo wrecking your rig 8^{

@SuperSnakePlissken Месяц назад

@@JAY-97-97 you’re telling me! I cry all the time when I think about it.

@20TIL6 Месяц назад

Kudos to the owner. Nice truck!

@dawood2u Месяц назад

AMD, you are awesome, like that truck.

@LaurenceHoneytoast Месяц назад

That Tacoma is gorgeous simple no frills pickup truck great bed length too. I wish I could bring my 04 Tundra to you I think you’d be impressed with how minty it is!

@erikgonzalez2278 Месяц назад

This makes me miss my 97 Corolla! It was all original panels and paint, headlights. I finally retired her at 345k miles! She’s probably off somewhere.

@SamslamminCars Месяц назад

1st & only Toyota I have owned, an 04 Tacoma with this 3.4. Miss that Tonka Truck, it was a tank!

@Ironsja11 Месяц назад

THIS is why I bought a 2022 Tacoma! I thoroughly enjoy taking care of my vehicles and this is my goal.

@WookieLove1 Месяц назад

Same, purchased a 23 and plan to keep it forever. Have a 96 over had since new with 330k on her

@richyp64 Месяц назад

I still have my 1999 Tacoma single cab 4wd that I bought new. It's never been used for anything other than the occasional home depot run and a few weekly errands. It's the base model 2.7L in 056 natural white with no power options. It's never been driven off road or in the rain and always garaged. A true time capsule that gets a crazy amount of attention whenever I take it out. My daily driver is a 2003 corolla with nearly 350K trouble free miles.

@subtegral 25 дней назад

Sounds wonderful, but the rain isn't acid, so not driving it when it's raining is really just .... kind of .... too .... weird.

@OverlandOrange Месяц назад

My 2005 Tacoma 2TR-FE has 236,400 on it, on the original clutch. These trucks are awesome.

@rightlanehog3151 Месяц назад

The 2TR-FE lives on overseas.

@bubba4072 Месяц назад

That's a great truck! Thanks for showing it to us, Car Care Nut 👍

@Irishmanbikes Месяц назад

I owned a 1996 Camry I bought new with over 336,000 miles and it was still running great when I traded it in for a new 2013 Camry SE.

@jessek8021 Месяц назад

Good lookin truck. Thanks for all the great content.

@kellyquezada3908 Месяц назад

Gorgeous Tacoma Jeff, I own a 98, 2wd 5sp manual 120k, 0 rust, I use surface shield or fluid film before the winter!!

@efil4kizum 28 дней назад

how do you like the surface shield product? it is only a few years now on the market and I have not tried it as of yet. I first tried FF about 5 years ago and it totally SUCKED in the rear high wash areas, every time i ran through a heavy Iowa rain it would always wash right off, did not stick at all

@kellyquezada3908 27 дней назад

@@efil4kizum I like it. It's supposed to last longer than ff.. doesn't have that stinking smell either

@americanpatriot2422 28 дней назад

I am the second owner of my 1991 Toyota 4x4 truck 5 speed still running and looks new after new paint job. The clear coat was glazing/peeling.. 149k.

@blakebullington1225 Месяц назад

I had a ‘97 LX Tacoma v6 5speed ex cab back when I was 17 in 2003

@cebuanostud Месяц назад

This is my favorite gen/body style of all Tacomas.😁

@Luke-kh7gc Месяц назад

My uncle bought a 1996 tacoma just like this one white is the 5 speed and he still has it with over 620k miles and it has always been in the garage

@efil4kizum Месяц назад

NiCE! that is a ton of taco miles!

@JAY-97-97 29 дней назад

22,000 miles per year average

@Luke-kh7gc 29 дней назад

@@JAY-97-97Sounds about right, he commuted to work for along time

@downforwhatever67 Месяц назад

I love my 1999 TRD off road Tacoma. That’s a real nice ‘97!

@MrRodrivera 4 дня назад

my 05 4runner sport edition has 280k miles !! so happy

@Will97675 23 дня назад

That truck was built back when it was possible for the average person to work on it.

@sourshoes6768 Месяц назад

Thanks Jeff! Awesome Tacoma! I have a 2009 with 78,000. I’m trying to keep it as nice as yours!

@JAY-97-97 26 дней назад

all the best to you!!

@tacomamd Месяц назад

I test drove a Toyota Certified '97 V6 SR5 just like this back in '98. I remember how special that truck felt. Noticeably nicer feel than the '97 4-banger I eventually bought. I can understand why the owner likes this truck so much.

@JAY-97-97 Месяц назад

did your 4-banger have the bench seats?

@sc3ku Месяц назад

Test drove a very well-kept 99 Land cruiser a couple of years ago with 351k, but had been recently been lifted (3" OME) and I needed something more highway ready. Got an 04 Sequoia with only 209k. Things like this make me feel just fine about long term prospects (outside of rust!)

@DanielAgraz-rr6eu Месяц назад

I see a Nebraska dealer tailgate sticker and Toyotechs decals from Omaha. will need to meet this local

@JAY-97-97 Месяц назад

Toyotechs decals?

@DanielAgraz-rr6eu 24 дня назад

@@JAY-97-97 yes sir. on tailgaate

@pcthayer Месяц назад

What a time capsule. It is beautiful. Nobody would believe that mileage was on that Tacoma. Thank you for respecting and treating his vehicle like he does and not releasing it to anyone elses care for that allignment. (Toyota should use that truck in one of their commericals.)

@ianscreamsvideo Месяц назад

My 04 taco has the same parking brake. I’m at 312K. Doesn’t look this guy ever uses his bed for anything heavy, it would be dented and beat up. Good job on keeping it in good shape. Must not park it on the street or in a public parking lot very often. No dings from other car doors or bumpers.

@tmwei396 Месяц назад

Awesome. I had the generation before the first Tacoma which was just called Pickup. I had the 3.0L V6 4x4 Xtra cab with 5-speed manual. I drove it for 300,000 miles before I sold it and it also had the original clutch. I loved that truck and I had seller's remorse as soon as I sold it. My daily driver now is a Mazda 3 with a 6-speed manual and going on 180,000 miles with the original clutch so they last a long time.

@efil4kizum 28 дней назад

the clutch on this tacoma Sure Outlasted that Darned Pilot Bearing 8^{

@yumpinyiminy963 Месяц назад

Nice to see that you give the owner back the replaced parts. I always as my dealer service and they never do.

@JAY-97-97 Месяц назад

most states afaik have a LAW that you are entitled to receive back the old parts

@tommcarthur2013 Месяц назад

The owner of this truck deserves respect. What a great RU-vid channel they could create!!! Thanks for your videos.

@wildhorses6817 Месяц назад

Yes, I would be interested in his maintenance, the parts he bought for future maintenance, where he bought them and how did he determine which parts to purchase in advance. Thank you for this interesting story and caring for this gorgeous truck.

@1995dresser 28 дней назад

My son has a1996 T100 with the 2.7 4 cylinder we bought 15 years ago with 100k on it currently it has 389K on it and still runs

@subtegral 21 день назад

Yet another testament to the reliability of the 3RZ.

@J.Young808 Месяц назад

I miss my Dad’s Black 1995.5 Tacoma Xtra Cab 4x4 V6 manual; transmission, windows, locks & transfer case. Back in 2017 one cylinder lost compression and my Dad sold it to an acquaintance for $1,000. I wish I knew my mechanic friend because I would have rebuilt all the things my Dad didn’t want to up keep. I now have the big brother to my Dad’s 1995.5, a 2023 Access Cab Long Bed (ACLB) Tacoma TRD Off Road in Black. Mine is quite a bit larger than his. I love driving mine and am looking forward to getting this many miles of joy with my ‘23. My plan is to outfit my truck like the Red one TCCN reviewed that was heading to Overland the World.

@garymoon2829 Месяц назад

I'll keep watching TCCN hoping to see this truck at 682,000 miles..

@WH05DAT Месяц назад

Geoff needs an interview, I'd love to ask him what goes into preserving a vehicle, his driving habits etc. Great video

@MA004FA 3 дня назад

I have Tacoma 1996, 5 speed with 145.ooo miles on it, I usually do the maintenance myself but when I saw the hand brake and the cup holder of this truck I feel fortunate to own a truck like this.

@efil4kizum 2 дня назад

the cupholder front + center is a definite old relic stopped in 1998 Tacoma and put ON the stupid floor almost

@eightys4ever Месяц назад

My 1992, pre-Taco, has 429K, 4cyl, 22RE engine. Still going strong! Doesn’t quite look that good though!

@richardramon2175 Месяц назад

I have a 2003 Tacoma prerunner 2wd 3.4L v6 automatic 5vz-fe with 230k. I have done all the suspension work on it as well as new radiator. New front brakes and rotor, brake fluid service. The only thing I could not do was the timing belt and water pump. I've done all fluids as well. And of course multiple exterior door handles!!

@thegreat9481 Месяц назад

I am more impressed by an older car that I see in amazing condition. It says a lot about the person.

@JAY-97-97 Месяц назад

plus one that is NOT a garage queen with ultra-low miles onit

@Robsbrd99 Месяц назад

Great truck, Jeff! Hope my 08 4runner looks that good at 200k miles.

@vins1521 27 дней назад

All I can say is WOW, I just love seeing old Tacomas like this because the owner takes care of it just like I would and that is NOT a very common thing, When it comes to my vehicle, I treat it as if it was my baby and nothing is too good for my baby. When I see the way some people treat their vehicles and how they abuse them, it just makes me cringe so to see someone like Jeff treat his vehicle the way I would, with love and care, it just brings a smile to my face. Thanks for showing this beautiful truck on this video, it truly is a gem.

@stonepa Месяц назад

Great video! I drove a 1994 4Runner from 1994 to 1998. Those cup holders were awesome. Being in front of the vents, they kept your drinks cold in the summer and warm in the winter.

@JAY-97-97 Месяц назад

they also keep your eyes ON THE ROAD reaching for a beverage rather than looking down at the center floor console where they started placing these cupholders in 1998

@kevinyoung2431 Месяц назад

My 2002 4x4 V8 SR5 Long Bed Tundra is in similar condition at nearly 200,000 miles, it's especially nice to drive now that the front suspension has been rebuilt using OEM parts. My old '96 4x4 V6 SR5 T100 is under new management and still rolling down the road with about 350,000 miles, and it is almost as clean as that fantastic '97 Tacoma.