Accessibility of Japanese made first generation tundras

Our first generation tundras made in Japan available in the US market

 

I’m not sure what you’re saying .

 

Tundras have always been made here in the US. Some of the parts have been made in Japan and some parts continue to be.

 

4th gen 4runner 2Jz V8 engines are all made in Japan...

 

When I lived in Japan, there were no Tundras anywhere. Lots of Hiluxes, Surfs and other models. I drove a Hilux. I’d rather have one of those than a Taco.

 

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And no. A tundra is USDM vehicle. I've seen people in Japan ship them over though.

 

If you want Japan spec vehicles, this company can help you. They get some truly amazing and cool vehicles.

https://www.japaneseclassics.com/

 

Gen 1 was built in Indiana

 

A lot of ninjas in this thread

 

I love that place! I check it out every so often just to drool over some JDM shit.

 

They're not very good ninjas if we can see them.

 

They’re there until you look harder and then




Gone……

 

Holy shit you're right!

 

Man, this looks amazing, plus it has a 2UZ.

https://www.japaneseclassics.com/vehicle/1998-land-cruiser-vx-limited/

 

Ninjas are from Japan and then imported into the United States, not the Tundra

 

Two ninjas walk into a bar….

 

T100s are J VINs

 

a t100 isn't a first generation tundra..........

 

It’s a chubby taco

 

Right

 

All series 100 land cruisers have a 2UZ

 

IIRC the 2UZ-FE engine was made in Japan up until the Huntsville, AL plant came online to make them which was mid-2002? Anyway my engine was imported since my truck was made in Feb 2002.

 

Maybe in North America, but not always the case elsewhere in the world. Diesels were also common in 100 series in certain markets.

 

Now 4Runners are another Japanese Story.