Ok, just got or first Tundra 4 door truck, this is a sweet rig! The bed didnt get short when the cab got longer, the wheelbase is longer this time. The bed rails are atleast 6" taller, so it has a deep bed. Truck is wider, rear slider is a power that slides down into the cab just like a door would do. All have LSD or VSC. This truck is big! Price was real good too!
Now that Toyota is producing a second frame length for the Tundra, do you think that we could expect to see an Access Cab with a standard bed in the future? I think it would have been smart of Toyota to design the length of the DC with this in mind.
Also... WHEN THE HELL IS TOYOTA GOING TO GIVE US A FACTORY NAV SYSTEM?????
My boss's wife wanted a Seq, but the lack of this feature chased her to the local Nissan dealer.
--- Rich
According to the specs the bed did get slightly shorter
wheel base increased from 128.3 11.7 inches to 140 overall length increased 217.5 13.6 inches to 231.1
Regarding the new 2004 double cab by the specs the height is 3.5 inches taller than the 2004 access cab and 4 inches taller than a 2002 access cab
The bed length is 1.8 inches shorter than the 2004 access cab and 2.2 inches shorter than the 2002 access cab
width between wheel wells is dead even for all 3 vehicles
bed width is .5 inches greater than 2004 access cab and 2.1 inches greater than the 2002 access cab
2002 Tundra bed specs right of the brochure (inches) 4X4 access cab SR5 same for all access cab models Inside Bed length/width 76.5/61.2 width between wheelwells/height 49.3/16.7Toyota.com Specifications on the 2004 4X4 access cab limited and SR5 (stepside omitted) Inside bed length/width 76.1/62.8 width between wheelwells/height 49.3/17.2
Toyota.com Specifications on the 2004 4X4 Limited Double cab Inside bed length/width 74.3/63.3 width between wheelwells/height 49.3/20.7
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