My 95 T100 still runs like new. Over 600k miles. Original AC still works too. A local "Toyota truck guy" told me I'd never be able to find parts for my truck if anything ever did break down, because they can't be found in junk yards. They're all still running.

No school like the old school.❤

It's a great pickup, I bought it new from dealer and I owed 2 of them and my last was a 1997 SR5, V6 4WD with all factory options you could get back then. I sold my truck to a friend with over 200,000 miles plus and he drove it for another eight years. This engine never had any issues and didn't burn no oil. I did regular oil changes and filters, spark plugs, battery and maybe a headlight bulb, but other then that I Never had any major repairs, I have read online of people with frame rote, but I never had any of it. It's a awesome truck. Old school is the best.

I just happened upon this little gem of a video. That was an absolute beautiful T! Mine is a 1995 DX 4X4 with 750K on it. I purchased it in 1998 from the original owner. It had 40K miles on it, and I gave 10K for it. It’s worth more now than it was when I purchased it in 1998! They are little tanks! Indestructible!

I have a 97 T100 and it still drives great. I haven't had many mechanical problems. I don't drive it regularly so most issues come from underuse. Every time i take it on the road, people want to buy it from me. I love how it drives, do holding on to it. Kust the right size yo haul household items.

My 21 year old son bought a 1998 t100 automatic with 118000😮 miles on it!! Beautiful green. It was only 10k from our local Subaru dealer. I saw it the night before he bought and told him he needed to be there before the dealership opened the next morning otherwise it would be gone. This is a unicorn 🦄, he has wanted a late 90s truck since he started driving. It had one owner and very well maintained, what a find..i still cant believe it. This is a dream truck for him😊

Doing it the right way for sure!

Wow, that's a fine T100... 👍😊

IF I remember correctly, all of the T100s were made in Japan. And I also seem to remember that Tacomas are actually a mid size while T100s are actually considered Full size. Either way the T100s were built to strict standards and the quality shows. Beautiful specimen, almost a work of art.

I daily drive a 2wd 95 T100, has just over 175k mi. I like the look of the 97's.

I still have my 1996 T-100 4wd I purchased new, I'm on my second Tundra now and would never consider selling the truck, it's so much fun to drive. Everywhere I go, people come up and ask about it, one guy wanted to trade me his 2022 Tacoma TRD for it, not a chance! It is in perfect condition, just replaced the timing belt, water pump, hoses, belts, radiator, condenser, ac compressor, fuel filter, etc.

Bought a 96 4wd non-supercharged, 1 owner. 3.4 v6 5 speed. 127k miles so far so good

Wish I can have one. I hope it goes to a nice owner. 10K for nearly 300k miles is a tough pill to swallow. Wonder if the price is negotiable.

T100 production ran from 1992-1999. The Tundra started in 2000 with the full size Pickup with V-8

love it

Beautiful. Sold already.

This is the best from toyota's 90s, I'm sad to see some for parts in the junkyards, people has no idea what they're throwing away...

Muy cuidada pero mucha millas amigo

Is the TRD Decal something one of the owners added on or was it a package available in the 97?

When is the 56 Ford coming back?

Selling that truck was a mistake