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I do not know if anyone has posted this or not but I am curious as to the number of people here who would buy a diesel Tundra if Toyota actually would make them. Here is one I found:

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I would buy one once Gail Banks got thru doing his tricks to it! Looks mean as a proto-type but Toyota building one like this for production just makes too much sence!! They are too busy building Flex Fuel Tundras
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I would buy one once Gail Banks got thru doing his tricks to it! Looks mean as a proto-type but Toyota building one like this for production just makes too much sence!! They are too busy building Flex Fuel Tundras
Hey Hogwild!!!

I want a diesel Tundra so bad that I would actually delay retiring in order to buy one. I think though, as with all first run production models, that I would give them three or four years to get it refined and then buy a used one.

Hell, Flex-Fuel my a$$. The diesel is a flex fuel engine. It will run on vegetable oil. That makes it a zero emissions vehicle.
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