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On that topic - I saw a Toyota Tundra in real life yesterday @Haakon. Maybe I'm too adapted to country life now, but after the way you guys spoke previously I was surprised how not big it was (compared to the array of RAMs, F-trucks and Silverados I see around up here...). :oops:
 
On that topic - I saw a Toyota Tundra in real life yesterday @Haakon. Maybe I'm too adapted to country life now, but after the way you guys spoke previously I was surprised how not big it was (compared to the array of RAMs, F-trucks and Silverados I see around up here...). :oops:
Parked my Hilux next to one, was also surprised at how not huge the Tundra was.

It tracks though. Mrs George and the kids all comment how much smaller the cabin of the Hilux is compared to the Colorado
 
I like how you have a Ute but the bike is tucked warm and safe on the back seat. You're a good bike dad.
I'm not putting Evie in the back of the work ute. It's dirty back there!

However, she is sleeping on the back seat tonight. While she does that regularly if I'm only staying one night, this is not the type of hotel you roll your dirty bike through.

I won't be back.
 
On that topic - I saw a Toyota Tundra in real life yesterday @Haakon. Maybe I'm too adapted to country life now, but after the way you guys spoke previously I was surprised how not big it was (compared to the array of RAMs, F-trucks and Silverados I see around up here...). :oops:
I think it’s basically an Americanised 300 series Landcruiser. Uglified and longer.
 
I thought the Tundra was bigly but alas not so much compared to a RAM or Silverado or F thingo.

However length for the baby trucks is still about 1m longer than a 300 series. Width in the Tundra was only 50mm more but the RAM is 500mm wider! The downside for owners is that maximum penis length for a baby truck is 50mm.
 
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