That's cool. These trucks are really capable even in stock trim. Mine is probably way overbuilt for most overland type needs for most people here on the forum, but it fits the way I am using the truck and I already had all the components from my last 80 so it was an inexpensive build for me. My total investment at this point is >$7000 which is pretty good for a fully built 80 series IMO. I hope your dad doesn't feel a need to do a bunch of mods to the new 80, unless of course they are legitimately needed. A very mild build on these trucks will get you LOTS of places.
It is certainly the lowest profile rack I have ever seen.
Any conflicts with the sun roof? Noise at HWY speeds?
I don't do racks but if I was to do one, I would consider this one for sure.
Cheers
It's a 4x4 Labs bumper.sorry to side track your tread but you mentioned your brother in law and the LX; can you find out what rear bumper is on the vehicle? thanks
I'm stoked beyond words at how well my new PrInSu Designs roofrack turned out for the Land Cruiser. Mine was the first one Zach Scott has built for an 80 series so there was a bit of iteration along the way but man it is exactly like I had hoped. Love it. Now it's time to throw the Tepui Tent up there. This is a major photo dump since this is a rack for Cruisers that hasn't been on the market 'til now, and I'm sure there will be questions. So I'll post as many photos as possible to show details that will hopefully address most of the questions.
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