If it makes you feel any better, I bought a 2000 Tundra on Ebay and went from
West Palm Beach to Naples, FL to pick it up. It had 87,000 miles on it.

I've been very happy with it and it now has about 140,000 miles. The only thing
I've had to do was replace one out of round tire and the front brake rotors to
get rid of a pulsing when I stop hard. It's apparently a common problem on the
early Tundras.

103,000 miles is not a lot for those engines. I've got a friend who has over
250,000 on a 2000 Tundra and hasn't e done anything other than oil changes and
it runs like a top.

Sounds to me like a great deal unless you get there and find something you
don't like or something that the seller misreprented to you. I bought mine from
a Lexus dealer that was taken as a trade in. That made me feel a little better.

Barry

It would be nice to take another person if you can to help look, sometimes
that extra pair of eyes see's things you miss, but you really can't nit pic
the truck as it is used.

Look under the hood for primer overspray( near the fenders) to indicate
there has been some body work, also along the door handles and under them,
maybe have your friend follow you as you test drive the vehicle to see if
its tracking straight and not dog trailing.Look it over for hail damage, in
the shade as you can not see anything in the sun.

Pay attention to the way it drives the way the trans shifts and you wiull be
ok.

You will most likely get an excellent vehicle, good luck

Tom