2017 LandCruiser

Wife traded in the Yukon XL today. Over the moon pumped - we’d been looking for a Sequoia and this fell in our lap. Tundra is a little jelly.

 

Nice rig. I have always liked cruisers.

 

Your tundra isn’t the only one who’s jealous. Very nice!




dont see too many supercharged LCs out there.. just sayin’

 

Very nice! Love land cruisers- - bullet proof and will last forever.

 

Way nice!

 

Very nice. I wish I had coughed up the extra $$ for one of these over my GX. The 5.7L would have been nice for towing.

 

Best part - I’ve had to fight for the truck mods over the past 5 years - all the sudden she is green lighting getting these wheels ordered ASAP to get this thing looking bad AF.

 

I like the way you think.

 

Id own one in a heartbeat if I could afford.

 

That's a score

 

Very nice! I love Land Cruisers. We were trying to decide between the Sequoia and Land Cruiser also. But we ended up with a Sequoia because it had more space and fit our needs better. But who knows...maybe a LC will be in our garage soon.

 

Funny how that happens.

 

LC FTW!!!





They're Legendary.

I miss mine...

 

What made you get rid of it? I’ve been drooling over it since we got it home.

This one came with 74k miles on it. 1-owner - dealer serviced. Wife was nervous about purchasing with that many miles but I have the same amount on my Tundra, have beat the hell out of it and it still runs like new.

Anyone on here have one long-term that can speak to repairs / mechanical failure(s)?

 

74K miles? That's not even considered broken-in yet. I think for MOST Toyota's, unless you lemon, 250K is considered base line.
I mean, repairs are gonna happen especially for wear and tear parts, but majors? Unless you consider suspensions? Mods of course, those add up....

 

Did a quick search on Carmax, only ONE LC.... a 2021 asking for close to $102K....
https://www.carmax.com/car/22497150

 

That’s a weird looking LC

 

My bad..... was wanting one of those manual Miata....

https://www.carmax.com/car/22745403
This should be the LC.

 

Crazy how fast they’ve gone up. MSRP on mine was about $85k when it was new.

 

Less than a nicely optioned 2022 Tundra.

 

I drove my 95' Cruiser for 20 years and 446k miles, Absolute best truck I've ever owned. It became my wife's after our kids were born and it really is not a grocery runner, it's a Cruiser! She was ripping through brakes and gas. But at that age, even though the drivetrain was solid, many convenience things were failing (power front seats failed, the power windows all needed to be manually pushed back up to close, AC was limping.) Shit like that made it a "guy only" truck and the wife said "I want a new truck". I still needed my 06' Tundra, so we traded the Cruiser in for a Highlander... Happy wife...
But I still miss the Cruiser. We looked at new ones at the time but the wife wanted something practical for her needs and the Highlander is a perfect fit.

 

Got oil for the transfer case oil from the stealership while ordering the bronze heritage wheels. Also ordered from Amsoil Severe Gear for the diffs. Eyeing an @dirtydeeds exhaust and some WKOR sliders down the road. I get the feeling this will be more expensive than modding my truck…

 

Made some room on the single stall side so we can keep both the LC and the Tundra inside. Tundra had to split time with the wife’s old car on the tandem side…



Family pic at the Boat House

 

Why is this feature not on our trucks?

 

Hopefully you ordered the ez squeeze bags!

 

Bags for the back. Have to pump the front when you have man hands so I stick to bottles.

ETA 4.5 qts of diff oil in the rear

 

Wheels and lug nuts arrived. Center caps are delayed

Both the LC and the Tundra have appointments for tint next week.

 

First mod complete.

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