Land Cruiser 250 Window Molle Panel (LC250 2024+)

Price
$249.99
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Side: Driver (left)
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  • Crossbars & Roof Racks | 4-6 weeks
  • Winch Mounts | In Stock
  • Sliders & Skids | 4-8 weeks
  • Bumpers | 4-8 weeks

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Product information

Put the dead space over your rear windows to work. The LFD Off Road Multi Purpose Window Panel for the 250 Series Land Cruiser gives you a solid, Molle-style mounting surface for RotopaX, shovels, axes, recovery gear, first aid kits, and more. It keeps that gear off your cargo floor and within easy reach.

Designed and built in Denver, North Carolina, specifically for the 2024+ Land Cruiser running an LFD roof rack. The panel hangs from the rack's side rail and sits flush over the rear quarter window. There's no drilling and no permanent modification to your truck.

  • Built for the 250 Series: made to fit the 2024+ Land Cruiser's rear window profile Also fits Lexus GX550.
  • Mounts to your LFD rack: bolts to the side rail of the LFD Full Length Low Profile Rack.
  • Molle-style slot pattern: strap or bolt gear anywhere on the panel.
  • RotopaX-ready: pre-positioned holes for RotopaX mounts.
  • Tough construction: laser-cut 11-gauge steel with black powder coat]
  • Stable on the trail: heavy-duty RAM Mount suction cups brace the panel against the window.
  • Driver side, passenger side, or a pair.

What's included: the window panel, mounting hardware for LFD racks, and RAM Mount suction cups.

Not included: RotopaX containers, RotopaX mounts, and the tools or gear shown.

Fitment: 2024+ Toyota Land Cruiser 250 Series with an LFD roof rack. [Other racks with a flat side rail may work with your own hardware.]

Load responsibly. Make sure all gear is secured, and watch your clearance on tight, tree-lined trails.