Your choices are realistic and definitely a great direction. There is nothing flamboyant about your choices. They are practical. Proud of you!!

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching!

@Bobslady21305

9 ай бұрын

@patriciatennery3021- very well said ❤️❤️

It is always exciting to see you happy and taking on new adventures on your life journey with Jaylena and Ember. I'm here to see everyone's creative juices following from building buses, homesteading, decorating your new home, creating music, crime podcast (Jaylena), and now camper for truck. It's all so exciting!

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

Super excited!

LOVING the truck!!! Consider trying a tow behind camper or pop up. It would leave the the truck bed space for extra room for tools, propane, gas cans, outdoor furniture, back up supplies etc. Got a take a run while camping? Unhook and GOOOO! That way you'll still be set up at camp and be able to do what you want. Easy peazy.....Best of luck 😊

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

Good idea!

I like the intro with your new truck, it's definitely a good choice and I'm sure Jaylena is so proud of you for being such a stand up new Dad. Always thinking of your girls and their well being. I bet Ember will start to feel better as you take to the road even for short trips. Great job, congratulations on the new truck!

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

Yooo 💗💗

You made a good choice buying Toyota, congratulations 👍🙏❤️❤️❤️

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

Thank you 💗

Ive always had toyotas. They are reliable and i love your Tundra! Looks brand new. It must have been well maintained. Great buy Isaac. Keep truckin!

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

Love the truck!

@sandygraetz5166

9 ай бұрын

Agree! Looks fabulous! Someone really looked after your new truck! I have chosen Toyotas everytime I buy!

@linlinglen9441

9 ай бұрын

Hi Isaac. U did a great job of choosing or sticking with Toyota. I have a 2004 Toyota Sequoia and it has 250,000 miles on it already. I bought it brand new in year 2004 of course and maintained it very well and it is very reliable …. No engine issues until now. This Toyota suv/truck Sequoia is same engine that your 2006 Tundra has. Also I bought a 2019 Tundra 4x4 with crew cab/5ft bed and only got a camper shell on it for overlanding and stealthy capabilities when am in cities. I car camp all the time when am traveling….so Congratulations for your new Tundra, am happy and excited for u Jaylena and Ember. I super adore your beautiful family esp. Ember she is so beautiful.❤️❤️I recently visited Oregon @my nephew in Portland area, visited the Oregon coast and it’s so amazingly beautiful. I plan to come back soon, I love Oregon!💕💕💕

@Jeff-sp7bg

4 ай бұрын

What is wrong with the engine? I have a 2000 sr5 with 240,000 miles. I've replaced the front end, 1 radiator at 185k miles and 1 starter at 130k miles. Engine and tranny run like new still

Congrats Isaac..Looking good..Tundra is super reliable.👏🏾👈🏽

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

Thanks yo

Your truck is in great condition for its years Isaac. Really pleased for you that you found it. Will be a fantastic camper. Exciting!! 👏🙌👍💫😊

@lesleyhughes3174

9 ай бұрын

And how right you are about the missiles!!😮

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

Looked specifically for it!!

I’m happy for you Isaac! We have a 2008 Tundra and love everything about it. You won’t be disappointed.

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

I love this truck so far

So happy for your 2006 Tundra. They are amazing vehicles. There's going to be many great adventures ahead for your sweet family.

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

Thanks yo!

Very excited to see what your next build is for the truck! You always have great ideas and the finished product is always something to really be proud of! I like that you haven't given up on your dreams and have just changed things up a bit to accommodate your family. Ember is a lucky little lady to have you and Jaylena as her parents! Take care!

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

Stoked!

I have a 04 tundra extra cab,bought new best vehical I have ever owned. Only have done normal maintenance 154000 miles. I love it.

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

Awesome!!!

Per Scotty Kilmer, these are the best pickup trucks ever built the 1st gen/Tundra 1999 - 2006 with that 4.7 v/8. I bought my 05 new, now just turned 44k miles still looks and drives like a new one, always in the garage when not on the road. Just remember to change out that timing belt and water pump at around 100k miles and change oil and filter at least every 5k, do this and it will last one million miles.

@isaacturnerit

5 ай бұрын

Loving the truck so far!

I'm with you and Jaylena where ever you take your channels! I started watching you because of Jaylena and I love watching your family! You 2 have inspired me to go on adventures with my husband. Take life as it comes. You 2 are awesome can't wait to see what you do next!

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

Thank you for being here

Nice looking truck, Isaac! Truck/camper camping is so easy - unload the camper at your site & you have freedom to do whatever you want. We did that for many years with my (only child) daughter & there was even room in the back seat for her to bring a friend or 2 along - from young childhood right through high school. Great memories!! 💚

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

One Hundo!!!

Life is getting better and better! I love the well rounded home life and over landing, recording and teaching Ember to make funny sounds and words. And lots of good family fun! Thanks for bringing us slong!

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

💗💗💗💗

Yea, on getting a 4wheel drive truck, you get the freedom to go off road and drive in town. I am a truck family, one 2500 truck for camping and a Chevy avalanche for driving around town. We put the back seat down for our dogs and keeps the seats clean and the truck bed for dirty construction stuff. Trucks are great for family's that work on stuff, garden, construction, remodeling projects etc.

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

I love it so far

My Toyota Sienna is a 2008 and is still in great condition. I had to replace the 100,000 mile sparkplug. It costs a lot to do because they have to take out a lot to get to it. It has 160,000 miles on it. Still going down the road with regular maintenance😊

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

Love Toyotas!

I love this size of Tundras, now that there bigger I don’t enjoy driving ours anymore. I’m short and can no longer see around the mirrors and over all vision is difficult for me. Good choice! It fits your needs now.

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

I’ve never driven the bigger ones!

@thomasa.tucker2389

8 ай бұрын

Love ‘em 😁

Nice I appreciate it when you 2 are always switching it up you never know what you're gonna get I literally have been holding my breath waiting for this one love you guys

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

Ha ha

The older models are and have always been the best.. Awesome Congrats!!💖💖

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

Love this truck!

Wow, that looks nice for a 2006! Great purchase!

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

Thank you!

Great choice. You always have the family in mind. What a great young man 👨

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

One Hundo!

OUTSTANDING YO !!! #1 KEEP THE FAM SAFE !!! CAN'T WAIT TO SEE HOW THE CAMPER TURNS OUT !!!

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

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Looks like you scored a great all around truck 🛻 looks awesome 🎉❤😊congratulations - can’t wait to see your new adventure rig get all ready for the back country - enjoy the process

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

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It's a nice truck. I love the way you always put your family first, Glad Jaylena has someone who cares about her the way you do.😊❤

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

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We bought a Toyota small truck back in the 1980's and that think lasted us over 20 years until we sold it, still running perfectly. It was the best vehicle we ever owned. NOW, why did we sell it? Because it would not pull a horse trailer. Ergo we bought a Dodge 1 ton diesel with Cummings engine when they first came out. HOWEVER, under heavy load the engine over heated when we pulled a grade with the horse trailer. So I sold that one and bought an F350 diesel crew cab 8' bed and a goose neck 4 horse slant load horse trailer with sleeping quarters and a queen bed. So that's my dream team and still own it 23 years later. I LOVE that truck HOWEVER it has a horrible turning radius and doesn't fit in a parking space well at all. So, I'm going to check out the Toyota Tundra this weekend and maybe a camper just for the fun of it.

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

Ha ha wild story! Honestly I love the tundra!

@Banagal

9 ай бұрын

@@isaacturnerit I’ll shop tomorrow for sure. Thanks!

the older ones are actually nice af and got the old school feel and interior i like

@isaacturnerit

4 ай бұрын

Def!

Hi Isaac, Jaylena and little getting big Ember. I was a little sad when you sold the busses, I have watched the builds but understand the reasoning behind selling them. Now you are going to give me more content of your Life. I can't wait! It's like having gained a new family, watching your adventures and I feel like a granny when I see Ember. I have 3 grandaughters, age 7 and 5 year old twins.Keep it coming lovelies, you're doing a fantastic job making an old woman happy. Much love from Bristol, England.

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

Thank you so much for being here :)

Commenting at three minute mark. Truck is in great shape for a 2006. Hot the four door and the 4 wheel drive. Those first gen Tundras are great trucks.

No one understands the draw of a 4wd until they they go off road driving & exploring in one. The open rd really opens up when you have a 4wd to go off the beaten track & can really explore your back country & wildlife parks. Great choice Isaac for safety & fun adventures

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

One hundred percent!

We have a Tundra and a Lance Truckcamper. The truck pulls a utility trailer for work, my husband's a gardener, and we go cross country or weekend camping with the camper! Perfect combo!! ❤❤❤

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

Got a camper and pull a trailer? Dang!

@cherylsalka4185

9 ай бұрын

The truck is used for daily work, and yes with a truck camper you can still pull a small trailer for camping gear. Wood, tables, chairs, BBQ, bikes, awnings! Best combo ever! ❤

Oh yeah bro. Fo Buh Fo is a major major game changer. And I bet you don't even have lockers in the axles YET. So you really only have a 2wd still. You have differentials front and rear, so when in 4wd, you have 1 front wheel with traction, and 1 rear wheel with traction. If lockers or limited slip differentials are added to the front and rear axle, now you have a true 4x4. As much as I hate to admit, cuz they're not USA company, but Yotas are good. A few months back, I got a killer deal on a 2006 Corolla with 130,000 miles that has been well maintained and clean from our impound auction where I work, for $2000. That thing runs like new, gets 30mpg and is super comfy to drive, freeze deez nuts cold AC. Great car. I just use it for my commuter car back and forth to my off grid property now that's 47 miles from where I work. Although, I'm usually driving a tow truck everywhere, but now I at least have an economy ride for my days off if I ever get one, or want to cruise to So Cali to see family. You'll like that thing and have great luck with it. The Lexus too since they are also Toyota powertrain. Congrats !!!

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

Dang maybe I need lockers!’

@NomadicHooker

9 ай бұрын

@@isaacturnerit They ain't a bad idea bro. Now do a bit of research so you know the difference in a locker and a limited slip differential. A locker keeps both wheels in the axle locked up together, as I said you'd have a TRUE 4x4 with lockers. So now when you turn a corner and your wheels are locked together, you're going to feel a bit of an uncomfy bind and might even hear some poppin and clackin, that's the locker letting loose as it's supposed to do so you can turn the corner rather than bark your tires since turning a corner your wheels on the same axle are now moving a different speeds until you complete the turn. So some people like lockers for that reason. I love'm. Now there's limited slip diffs too. A limited slip diff works just like what you have right now. Both wheels are unlocked. Now when wheel slip is detected, the mechanism grabs the other axle and locks up the axles together so that you both wheels moving the same speed. So the limited slip diff is more comfy, but it also has parts like clutches and such that need replaced and the wheel locking up is not instant where as a locker stays locked up and only releases on a turn. Put it this way, Real off roaders use lockers, Street princesses use limited slip diffs, and that's OK too, they do work. Here's another consideration. Torque steer !!! When you're in 4x4 in the front axle and you go to turn, if your front wheels are locked up, it's going to be a bitch to turn and you're going to feel the steering wheel fighting you. It's normal. If you want to avoid that. Then do a locker in your back axle, and a limited slip diff in your front axle. So then you have a true 3 wheel drive, and the front axle will grab that 4th wheel when needed and you only feel torque when you need a true 4x4. Or, just leave your front axle alone and put a locker in your rear end. 3 wheel drive is going to get you about anywhere you want to go unless you are rock crawling and I don't recommend that in an overlander rig at all. Rock crawlers are purpose built and don't belong on the street. Rock Crawling is brutal and breaks a ton of parts.

Nice ride. It will come in handy for many things you may need to do.

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

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I love this gen of Tundra! It's the perfect size truck imo!

@isaacturnerit

6 ай бұрын

I agree!!

That Tundra is one beautiful beast. Just right for a daily driver and an adventure rig. Y'all enjoy!

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

Thanks yoo

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

Thanks yoo

In the 80's and 90's we pulled a 23' Cobra camper behind a Chevy Blazer with ease. Loved it. We camped in great campgrounds throughout New England. I'm 84 now, miss those days. From Connecticut. Love your family.

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

Sounds awesome!!

Love the truck ,that's what a good man will do family always first keep trucking Issac 🙏🏿🙏🏿💖💖

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

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Never a dull moment!

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

We stay poppin

Hey Isaac, I've got a 2006 Toyota Tacoma 4-wheel drive cherry red 4 door pickup. Bought her off the showroom floor. As of today, it only has 56,000 miles. I baby my truck and don't put a lot of miles on it, and it's been garage kept the whole time. One reason I don't drive it much is because I'm 70 yrs old, hate to drive, and have promised my son (he's 31) my truck will be his when I stop driving. I want to hand it over to him with low mileage. You're gonna love that truck!!! Can't beat a Toyota truck!!!!!!❤

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

Wow that’s awesome!

My man you did the best decision ever. I’m looking to buy a tundra 05-06 to do exactly what you said.

That truck will last you a very long time. You'll love it and it's very dependable.

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

Hyped!!

Very cool truck. I had one the first year they were made back in 99/00. Thing was bad to the bone. Good strong running truck. 👍

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

Awesome!

Tengo una de 2005 la compre a comienzos de 2018 y ese coche es indestructible, se usa para cuidar el ganado, subir al monte por caminos forestales con la caja cargada al máximo, y para uso diario, jamás a dado un problema, y lo compre con 80000 km, ahora tiene 298000 que le hice en 5 años, solo cambiar aceite cada 15000km y filtros de Diesel y aceite cada 30000km. Nunca a visitado el taller solo para revisiones y cambios de líquidos en la casa Toyota. Es super económico de mantener y esos consumos tan bajos. Ponle protecciones en los bajos para sacarlo al monte. Buena suerte en tu nuevo proyecto.

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

💗

Very professional video work. I can’t wait for the overlanding build and adventures to come with your “wild women” ✌️❤🗺️

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

Hyped!!!

Great idea you can camp beside rivers and hot springs easily instead of being too far from them to enjoy because you cannot get a bus close because of size and narrow access roads. Then use truck for daily use when you are home

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

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Your truck is fantastic it will make a great camper Issac! So happy for you all.😊

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

Thank you hyped about it!

🤩🔥Awesome, good choice. Venture on 🤙🕊️

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

Thank you!!

Awesome congratulations. This should be a interesting build. ❤

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

💗💗💗💗

Congratulations on your new truck,looks great.

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

Thank you so much

So excited for you and your family 👍🏽 especially because your always putting your adorable daughter and girl 👍🏽💐

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

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Love your new truck Isaac, you are going to have a blast in it I am sure.

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

Hyped!

Looking forward to your creativity in the new direction

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

Thanks yoo

I like Toyotas, but I will only buy a manual transmission with a clutch pedal. Automatics are too boring. There is so much more control with the manual transmission, and you really feel connected to the engine itself. The driving experience is so much more fun. I also want to get one with 2 doors instead of 4 because I think these are too big. But having said that, your videos showing your truck and your camper have helped me a lot to decide what I want, even if I'm looking for a smaller model Toyota with a manual transmission. The fact that you are showing yours and talking about it is still very helpful to me. Because if it's a toyota, it runs forever.

@isaacturnerit

6 ай бұрын

Got ya!!

I think you oughta try GO FAST CAMPERS. They have truck bed campers that have a pop up tent attached to the top that folds up and down. It's really cool and can be put on top really easily. Trent & Allie got one for one of their trucks and showed it in a video on their channel. The video is titled THIS IS A GAME CHANGER!!!

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

Honestly I love those!

Half million miles easy... expect more. Whether you know it or not, you happen to have bought the singular best half ton pickup truck to ever grace the roads of North America. Well done

@isaacturnerit

5 ай бұрын

I love the truck!!

Always excited to see what you’re up to

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching!

Super cool Dad-driver!! Look forward to watching the journey with it and the fam! :D

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

Dad driver!

@kimmyj9617

9 ай бұрын

Yep....Mom Mobile and Dad Driver! hahaha!@@isaacturnerit

In my opinion you did great. Even though I'm not into Toyota I think this was such a solid move. Congrats, its a great looking rig!

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

Thanks yo

I have a first gen Tundra as well. It's a 2002 access cab model. It's perfect for me! I love it so much! I got it around 150,000 miles and now it's just over 180,000 miles with minimal maintenance. Most I had to do was replace the driveline carrier bearing a couple times and lube the drive shaft. As well as replace a couple O2 sensors. Nothing else beyond normal tasks like oil/fluids has needed to be done. Do need to look at the timing belt as it is past when it should be changed. But I don't have the time or money at this point so I need to make sure it's in alright shape. If that fails it's a toasted motor unfortunately. I believe it should be every 9/10 years or 90,000 miles. Both of which mine is over since it was last done. But it's been a great truck for me! I feel in love with it from the first test drive and had to have it! I got a topper that came with it when I bought it and it's amazing for camping! I can setup an air mattress in the bed and camp in style! Aside from that the windows of the topper leak which makes it not so fun camping in the rain lol. But you have an amazing truck if you take care of it and it should go for a very long with minimal work! I need to get out and do some camping in my truck now that it's finally cooler out! The first gen Tundras are so amazing and I love them! I will never get rid of my truck till it's completely toast! I never want a car payment again and prefer the older vehicles for the less nanny features that I don't need. And for the easier and cheaper maintenance that they need once in awhile. And being a Toyota it should be super reliable and last for a long time! Enjoy your truck and take care of it and you"ll go far!

Keep on truckin! 🤙

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

Will do!

Your new truck is so cool. Looks like it’s in excellent condition. Happy for you Issac. 😊❤️

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

Thanks yo we love it!!

I got 2006 sequoia, basically same truck with a 3rd row. had it for almost 9 years now. Its a nice ride. Will pretty much haul and get you out of any place. just regular maintainance. tires, oil change, brakes and timing belt and water pump (need to do that at every 100k). will bend the valves if the timing belt breaks. Very nice ride. Very simple to maintain. mostly everything is 10mm bolt. a few odds and ends, but you'll be happy with it.

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

Love the truck so far

Awesome truck, what a great find. Going to be fun just being able to get to places you couldn't before. ❤

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching :)

I am excited for you and the family. Life is definitely changing for all of you. Thanks for sharing.

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

Thanks yo we are hyped!!

Swap that lower ball joints. I have Tacomas and love working on them--just changed coils and ball joints recently. Toyota trucks esp in the PNW is so easy to get parts and there are so many tutorials. Def good to start learning and save money.

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

Got ya!!

@user-zz6gc9qg9m

9 ай бұрын

@Isaac Turner look at you, always finding solutions! 💜💙💜

Congratulations ❤ can't wait for the build!!!

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

Thanks yo!

The one weakness with the Toyota Tundra is that the underbelly "FRAME" rusts.....the subcontractor that made the frames for the 1st and 2nd generation Tundra did not coat the frame correctly.. so, you'll have to figure out how to compenstate for that problem (or find out if the truck you bought had the frame replace when Toyota put out their recalll) and if not...stay on top of that problem... for the forseeable future. .

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

Yeah gonna re coat it next summer

Wise man, and you can't go wrong with a first generation Tundra. Looking fo Dr a 2016 Tundra, really hard to find. I have a 1996 4-Runner with over 500 thousand and still going stronge. Take good care of that beauty and you'll never have a problem.

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

I looove Toyotas!

No other Tundra looks like this! It’s totally beautiful; the world won’t see this again!

love the wood delete on the limiteds great truck man!

I love my Toyota sienna van older model 2010-2015. I would not ever go back to a car. The Toyota is so comfortable to travel in. Great choice for a family/adventure rig. Have a great day. 💖🌟

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

I love Toyotas!

Nice. The Overland community has some cool accessories for trucks. You can deck out that cargo box with all kinds of cool stuff. And you live in the mountains and have access to a lot of wild land😊

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

Yeah so far I absolutely love the truck!

❤your new truck. Cannot wait to see your new camper on it. Peace out.

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

Saaame

Awesomeness. Good Luck My Friend. Im sure this to will be amazing when your done . Love U Guys ....

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

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Hi Issac, I tried to comment, was having problems with my phone! I am good now! I had motion sickness when I was a kid someone suggested my parents wrap a choke dog collar on the bumper! Let it hang down but not touching the ground to force the static electricity to the ground it worked! I could not go around our community block in the suburbs Which was maybe a mile long! After using the chain on the bumper I rode 45 miles one way to my Gramma’s with no sickness! This might help Ember! Blessings to You & Family!

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

Wellll hello

I'm so glad that you're taking your family's safety into account. Not that you haven't before, but what you said makes sense.

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

Thank you for watching

Congratulations Isaac! Look forward to your journey, thank you for sharing. 🙋‍♀️ 🇨🇦 🙏 💜

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching!

Gee that is a nice truck and so happy for you. Thanks!

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

Thank you!

The truck looks nice I think it can be a great adventure vehicle for you and the family. I am excited to see what you do with it. Take care.

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching!

I agree with you about Toyota, we have two Toyota's and I have owned two other toyota's as well. I now want to buy a 2012 Lexus LS and my wife wants me to buy a new vehicle which I am not wanting to do. Time will tell what I get but in the meantime I will keep driving my 1996 Toyota Avalon XLS with just over 100K.

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

Oh jaylena has a Lexus and I love it

I'm there with you on the Toyota's Isaac. Your truck looks really nice for a vehicle thats 17 years old!! Looking forward to the camper build.

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching!

Im excited!!

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching yo

The truck is beautiful congratulations to you and your family.

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

Thank you very much

Safety first❤

@jimaleecurtis4875

9 ай бұрын

And Warranty🎉

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

One hun deee

LET'S GO! Can't wait to see what you're going to do😁.

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

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Nice 2006. Looks to be in great shape. My son has a 2019. The backseat is huge. I almost got one but decided to get Subaru. I kinda wish I had shopped for a used Tundra. Congratulations 🎊

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

I looove it

Great video! First-time subscriber! Love the Tundra!

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

Ayyy thanks for watching!

I bought a 2000 tundra in 2023. I did so because it is the most reliable Toyota engine (the 4.7) though the timing belt issue sucks but oh well. Mine doesn’t have the VVT so I don’t have to worry about that crap going out. It’s been dependable, it’s not too big nor too small, and it DID NOT cost me 85000. The price of mine was 10500 (only had 112k on the odometer) and I sunk a few thousand into things it needed and in upgrades. Every else I work with have new or much newer trucks with these large monthly payments that are in some cases more than my mortgage payment. Not me. Mine is paid for and that makes the insurance a lot cheaper as well. I don’t regret the purchase whatsoever like I did when I bought a 2008 trailblazer (that was a total POS). I intend to install a diff locker and a new coat of paint and keep for several years to come. I already turned down two offers from people who wanted to buy it from me.

Welcome to the 1st gen Toyota Tundra family…your truck looks in amazing shape..hope to see more videos

Dude, bought an 05 double cab 4x4 a few months ago using the same math. Tacos are a bit too small, newer gen Tundras a bit too big, first gen is the Goldilocks!

@isaacturnerit

6 ай бұрын

Bro congrats I love the truck so far!!

A fabulous choice factory parts dont cost a fortune.

Cant wait to see the build xx

Good decision, Isaac. This is my first time driving a 4x4, too. I love the option, and got a Suburban because of it. I've already had to use it and I'm not even on the road yet. Lol.

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

I love 4x4

Love your excitement!!!!

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

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Extremely excited about the direction so will get hubby addicted.

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

Thanks yo!!!

Always excited to see what you and the family are doing next

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

Thank you for watching!

Love the truck

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

Thanks yo!

Congratulations Issac and family! 😊👍💕💕💕

@isaacturnerit

9 ай бұрын

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FYI 1st gen Tundra's ended in 2004, as far as I know. All 1st gen toyota trucks were recalled for dangerous design of ball joints. Way back from 1995-2004, even T-100's, Tacoma, Sequia, Tundra and Highlanders.