If you’ve currently got a larger truck and looking for something with better fuel economy, then this is the truck for you. The truck is a V8, so it will pull just about anything. I’ve used it occasionally to pull my 16 foot dual axle flatbed trailer. Here’s the specs on the truck:

2003 Toyota Tundra SR5 Access Cab 2 wheel drive

Miles Per Gallon
City: 14 MPG – 16 MPG
Highway: 17 MPG – 19 MPG

Engine: 4.7L V-8 245HP
Torque (lb-ft) 315 @ 3400 RPM

Original MSRP: $15,955 – $31,165
Original Invoice: $15,955 – $28,203
Current Kelley Blue Book Price $12,850 – $18,000

- 12v power outlet: front
- Fixed mast antenna
- Front ashtray
- Manufacturer’s own audio system with AM/FM
- Cargo area dimensions: length (mm): 2,494, front width (mm): 1,554 and width between arches (mm): 1,252
- Cargo area light
- Rear cargo doors
- Front seats cigar lighter
- Clock
- Dashboard full console
- Courtesy lights
- Front seats cup holders
- Door ajar warning
- Door pockets/bins for driver seat and passenger seat
- Floor covering:
- Driver front airbag , passenger front airbag with occupant switch off
- Bench seat
- 3-point reel height adjustable front seat belts on driver seat , 3-point reel height adjustable front seat belts on passenger seat , lap static front seat belts on center seat
- Front seat center armrest
- Glove compartment
- Height adjustable two head restraints on front seats
- Headlight control
- Internal dimensions: front headroom (mm): 1,024, front hip room (mm): 1,506, front leg room (mm): 1,054 and front shoulder room (mm): 1,585
- Low fuel level warning
- Low washer fluid level warning
- Power steering
- Rear view mirror
- Cloth seat upholstery with additional cloth
- Seating: three seats
- Four speakers
- Plastic steering wheel
- Ventilation system with recirculation setting

I’m currently asking $13,500 for the truck. I’m selling it because it doesn’t have enough room for my family of four. Call Bill Hartzer at 903-887-7563 for more information or email bill at hartzer dot com.

Here’s some photos of the truck:

The Toyota Tundra is a great truck. Our plan was to drive it at least 200,000 miles and it’s fully capable of that. In fact, I actually just bought 4 new tires for it about a month or two ago. But, since the baby, we’ve decided that it’s too small.

Go figure–at a time where people are trying to get out of big SUVs because of gas prices and trying to save at the pump, we’re trying to actually get a larger vehicle. So, I suspect that we can probably get a pretty good deal on a full sized truck. But, at the same time, we’re wanting to trade this Toyota Tundra, so we’re probably not going to be able to get a lot for it even though it’s not the biggest truck you can buy right now. I previously downgraded from a Ford F150 to this truck and now need to upgrade to a larger vehicle now.

So, if you’re interested in getting a truck that gets at least 19 miles per gallon or maybe more then let me know. I’ll be posting it soon on Craig’s List and will definitely make a page here on the site that has all the info. I’m asking about $13,000 for it for now.