5 Features That Make The Toyota Tundra 1794 Edition Unique
It’s more than just badging.
The year 1794 pays homage to the once oldest working ranch in all of Texas: JLC Ranch, a 209-year-old, 24,000-acre plot of land that Toyota acquired in 2003. JLC Ranch is now the site of the Japanese automaker’s San Antonio production facility, where it builds its two American trucks, the Tacoma and Tundra.
This year, Toyota celebrates 15 years since breaking ground at its San Antonio facility. In its honor, we took delivery of a full-sized Toyota Tundra 1794 Edition. The special trim is stamped with badging and is finished with a unique interior that pays homage to both the ranch and the facility itself. Here are a few things that make this truck special.
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