First Drive: 2014 Toyota Tundra
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The Super Duty grille actually looks much better in person, and even better if optioned correctly.
That's a King Ranch model. You can also get the surround painted on any other model to paint the truck(aftermarket of course). It's amazing how much better it will look if you do that. I would much rather do that to a Super Duty than put up with an anemic half-ton Toyota pickup.
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That's a King Ranch model. You can also get the surround painted on any other model to paint the truck(aftermarket of course). It's amazing how much better it will look if you do that. I would much rather do that to a Super Duty than put up with an anemic half-ton Toyota pickup.
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The Super Duty grille actually looks much better in person, and even better if optioned correctly.
That's a King Ranch model. You can also get the surround painted on any other model to paint the truck(aftermarket of course). It's amazing how much better it will look if you do that. I would much rather do that to a Super Duty than put up with an anemic half-ton Toyota pickup.
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That's a King Ranch model. You can also get the surround painted on any other model to paint the truck(aftermarket of course). It's amazing how much better it will look if you do that. I would much rather do that to a Super Duty than put up with an anemic half-ton Toyota pickup.
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It would be impossible for Toyota to yank me away from Ford after our F350's recent performance in a truck v. deer episode last week. I hit a deer at 70 mph and didn't get a scratch on the truck. My family was safe.
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