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I also passed on a Land Cruiser because it had this. This camera was clearly deigned for cars with a sloped windshield -- it's probably the same dash cam option for a Crown or Camry or Prius. Whoever decided to make it an option on this upright windshield just wasn't thinking.

Greenlane has a listing for their Land Cruiser skid plates now: LANDCRUISER FULL ENGINE SKID PLATE $975 Canadian for engine plus transmission. The last time I checked the Toyota skid plate prices, lots of dealers had them at 20% or more off (I think my local dealer had them almost 30% off).

He hangs out at the auto parts store.

They are only 7" wide (vs. 7.5 for the 18" wheel on the other two trims) which might be a little more limiting on tire options.

Which one or is that an option? Also, will there be an option to buy w/o and put something else in there? I've found it really nice to have DOT approved driving lights. (Local PD likes to write tickets for non-DOT approved lights that aren't covered.)

That's surprisingly heavy for the stock 20" tire!

What's the LED bar? Or is it whatever I buy and put in there?

If it's the first edition rack, somewhere I saw anchor bolts you can install in the slots in the bars. Something like the attached image. I can't find it now . . . could be somewhere on this forum?

I've been curious if there is a hybrid gauge -- can anyone provide a picture? Seems like Toyota is going for something slightly different in this hybrid implementation and I'll probably need help figuring out how to drive this thing.

Yeah personally I'd like if everyone posting here mentioned if they're running stock tires or after market. And 18" vs. 20".

I don't know of much for unpaved trails nearby. Scenic drives: Drive up Mount Hamilton and visit Lick Observatory. Bonus scenic drive if you keep going and then drive north to Livermore. Patterson Pass road from Livermore to Patterson/I-5 to go see the windmills. The road up Mount Diablo...

That is puzzling. I don't have one so I don't know what to say. On my FJ the factory ones are only held in place with gripping force, but I use Thule bars for pretty much everything I put up there -- those also only use clamping force but are built much more substantially that the stock ones..

If you're wondering if it's the fuel, and it's not too far out of the way, there's a gas state on 680 near Sunol that sells various octane fuels up to 101 w/o ethanol. I used to drive a WRX that would ping if I pushed it hard on normal fuel, that place was on my way to work and I'd add just a...

Also available if you want to make certain people mad:

Also available . . . now you're facing a difficult choice!

This is actually available . . . I'll let you have it . . .

I missed the sequential option! Do you have more into on the sequence? A quick search turned up mention that they are currently in a series approaching 9ZZZ999 and will then switch to 111AAA1 some time in 2025.

I'm thinking a 1960's custom California plate would look good on a Trail Dust Land Cruiser. But it's custom, I'd have to come up with something to put on it, I don't think there's a "just give me a sequential number" option with this plate. So which one is better? Or what would you suggest...

Off topic, but do you have any shots from the front to show the poke with these wheels? It should be fine in theory, just curious to see. As I said on one of your Facebook posts, I'm thinking about those same wheels if I get stuck with 20" wheels. (Also, really appreciate your last couple...

This dash cam was designed for vehicles with much more sloped windshields where the long design isn't a problem. Someone wasn't thinking when they made it an option for the Land Cruiser's upright windshield. As I've posted in other threads, in Japan the Land Cruiser uses the built in front and...

I have wondered about this -- for a lot of Land Cruiser drivers this is their first hybrid. Unlike a lot of hybrids I haven't seen that there's any kind of typical hybrid electric/ICE/battery charging diagram? Is that even an option? Our first hybrid had that as the default center display and...

There's a thread on this, this might be the answer? NavigationHUD

With the way this HUD works, the windshield determines the direction of polarization, it's not possible to change it. Perhaps other manufacturers have a different implementation. Our Volvo HUD is the same as the Toyota, the projector is in the dash and projects an image up to reflect off the...

I don't know enough about the ceramic tint to really say, but probably not?

The polarization is caused by the reflection of the image off the inside of the windshield. There's nothing projector adjustments can do to change that unfortunately, it's just physics. See: Brewster's angle

I was just looking at fjcruiserforums.com, they have pretty large regions and then sub-forums. So for instance NorCal/SoCal, and then we could have a SFBay sub-forum. That might be a good general structure? Some of their regions seem maybe too large though, so I'm not sure their exact regions...

Maybe we can convince the admins to add regional forums, starting with either NorCal in general or the SFBay area if we want to be more specific? Or both? @Dragoon @El Chorizo @supersix ? (This feels like I'm summoning elder gods or something) Also, if anyone local wants to trade first...