SEMA 2007: Toyota TRD Tundra Double Cab, Live
by Damon Lavrinc on Oct 30th 2007 at 4:58PM 
click above image to view new angles of the Toyota Tundra Double Cab concept
Even though the TRD Tundra Double Cab was tucked away towards the back of the Toyota booth, its retina-scorching orange hue beckoned us to take a few shots. As we revealed in our previous post, the concept gets a restyled front clip, five-inch wider fenders, 37-inch BFGs and a TRD supercharged 5.7-liter V8 making "approximately" 500 HP. Although Toyota has already revealed that its roots-type supercharger is available for the 4.0-liter V6 fitted to the FJ Cruiser and Tacoma, no word on availability of the blower for the 5.7-liter V8. Although the body mods are likely to remain concept creations, we'd expect the supercharger to make its way to TRD authorized outlets in the near future.
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ugg.tryptophan 5:35PM (10/30/2007)
still a girly truck
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Aki 5:23PM (10/30/2007)
That's the coolest thing ever.
Oh wait, I forgot it's a pig-nosed, portly truck.
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Reuben 5:26PM (10/30/2007)
Yea I bet I can make my wrangler look like its towing 20000lb trailer too if the trailer's jack stands are still down.....
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Vivek 6:07PM (10/30/2007)
I'll see your wrangler and raise you a cobalt.
polar 5:28PM (10/30/2007)
I just want to see in the bed.
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SherbornSean 6:30PM (10/30/2007)
Still think they forgot the "u" in TRD
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david 7:25PM (10/30/2007)
The real story is a Chevy Silverado had to place the trailer for the Tundra.
It's almost been a week since we last heard of a problem from Toyota. Is there a news blackout? Or are they recalling the recaller?
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Level 12:46PM (10/31/2007)
an off road truck pretending to be a Tow truck? or a Toyota pretending to be a truck???
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VL 9:59AM (10/31/2007)
Every time I see the TRD trailer and truck after the Silverado fiasco....
bwahahahahahaha!
Sorry, it was just hilarious.
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Russell 11:38AM (10/31/2007)
Every time I see a tundra I can't help but look at the tailgate. Most(all) of them are pillow haulers.
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