You're really digging your grave deeper on this one.
The Tundra's frame and overall chassis were not engineered in the same way as the Unimog's, and it's foolish to suggest otherwise.
Automotive engines also used carburetor's for about 100 years. Does that mean that the fuel injection systems which replaced them are also a fad?
I have a unimog. I was using as an example. The tundras frame is designed to flex.
The Tundra's frame and overall chassis were not engineered in the same way as the Unimog's, and it's foolish to suggest otherwise.
Well considering that trucks for what 80 years did not use boxed frame and only the last 10 years started. It's a fad.
Automotive engines also used carburetor's for about 100 years. Does that mean that the fuel injection systems which replaced them are also a fad?
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