Your information hub for all things First Generation Tundra.
2000-2006, Regular Cab, Access Cab, Double Cab
Parts and Mods to make your truck even better.
Whether it’s fixing a cracked door or adding a switch panel for all your lights, we have First Gen Tundra specific products that solve problems quickly and cleanly.
Maintain it.
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While one of the most reliable trucks in history, with hundreds of these trucks running 500k+ miles on their original drivetrain, you don’t get there without taking care of it. Keep up with common maintenance items, repair tips and tricks, and ways to prevent common failures with our handy parts list.
Dream it.
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Want more horsepower? Bigger lift? Beefier tires? LEDs covering every square inch? Everyone has a dream for what they want their truck to sound like, perform like, and look like. Go through the list of aftermarket suppliers to see what options are already out there premade to help shape your truck into reality.
Show it off.
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You’ve done your research, installed all of the parts, and made the truck of your dreams a reality. That’s what this site is for, to help you make what started as an idea into the vehicle that does exactly what you want it to do, and takes you wherever you want to go. Take a look at our stickers, shirts, hats, hoodies, and other gear.
This site started all because of arguably the greatest Facebook Group of all time, First Gen Tundras; if you’ve never visited, go join right now. Everything you will read on these pages was gathered over the years with the experiences of Toyota Master Technicians, crazed enthusiasts, and reckless adventurers. Whether you want a clean looking ride that you can depend on daily, or the adventure rig that can take you where no other truck can, browse these pages for lists of commonly suggested parts, aftermarket suppliers, and gear to wear everywhere you go. As the site evolves, we’ll be adding write ups and how to’s, links to cool truck builds, and more so check back often.
Just remember: OEM Lower Ball Joints, Cold Air Intakes and Throttle Body Spacers Don’t Create HP, and in St. Geoff we Trust.