2024+ Land Cruiser Ice Cap Photo Thread
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Welcome to the Jungle!Got mine like this earlier this week, best vehicle I’ve ever owned
Got mine like this earlier this week, best vehicle I’ve ever owned
Your 1958 looks great! What wheel/tire setup is that?
look mean .....leveling kit ? I have the same rims what lug nuts did you buy
Thank you. Yes leveling kit & Toyota trd black lug nuts
Finally got a photo in better light of our ice cap 1958.
JT
JT
Here it is now
Kind of feel bad taking this surf fishing so often - but thats what it's for, right? Haha
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Now that's the life!
Who makes the rod holders and how are they mounted? Wheels are +1 look great
Can't remember where I got them... it was a local shop. They dont have a mount, I just throw them in the back
If your looking for some rod holders, check out these, I'm probably picking up some of these soon
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My last truck was pretty much a rolling tackle box, but it was stolen
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Seen in the wild. Joshua Tree NP. (Not my Land Cruiser, one of two I saw today, both off pavement.)
Somewhere in Az 
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I just hit the one-month ownership
mark and have clocked a little over 500 miles so far. I am currently averaging 17.7 mpg. I am not too surprised though considering the cold weather and that it includes the 200-mile initial drive back from the dealer, which was mainly freeway driving at 75-80 mph.
It’s been great in the snow after swapping out the stock tires for a set of Wildpeaks.
My only wish is that the side mirrors on the 1958 were heated for our cold Montana days. Thankfully it lives in the garage.
mark and have clocked a little over 500 miles so far. I am currently averaging 17.7 mpg. I am not too surprised though considering the cold weather and that it includes the 200-mile initial drive back from the dealer, which was mainly freeway driving at 75-80 mph.
It’s been great in the snow after swapping out the stock tires for a set of Wildpeaks.
My only wish is that the side mirrors on the 1958 were heated for our cold Montana days. Thankfully it lives in the garage.
