2004 Toyota Tundra

Tundra gains a crew-cab body style for 2004, allowing Toyota to claim its first true full-size pickup truck. The Double Cab joins carryover 2-dr regular cabs and extended-cab Access Cabs. Access Cabs have two small rear-hinged doors that do not open independently of the front doors. Double Cabs have four conventional side doors, plus a power-down rear window. Regular cabs have an 8-ft cargo bed, Access Cabs a 6.5-ft bed. Double Cabs have a 6.2-ft box with walls 4 inches higher than on other models. Double Cabs come with front bucket seats; others offer a bench or buckets. Both Access and Double cabs have a 3-passenger split fold rear seat. Double Cabs use a special frame that adds 12.2 inches to the wheelbase and 12.6 inches to the overall length of other Tundras. Theyre also 3 inches higher and 4 inches wider--close overall to Fords F-150 SuperCrew crew cab.