Land Cruiser 80

Build your Land Cruiser 80 (1990-1998) for recovery and weekend overlanding.

MAXTRAX MKII Recovery Boards

MAXTRAX MKII Recovery Boards

$329.99

High Country 55" Rooftop Tent
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High Country 55" Rooftop Tent

$1,295.00 Regular price $2,395.00

Trailer Hitch Step

Trailer Hitch Step

$175.00

Emergency LED Road Flare

Emergency LED Road Flare

$18.99

Garmin Tread XL - Overland Edition

Garmin Tread XL - Overland Edition

$1,499.99

Land Cruiser 80 Series Roof Rack | Adventure Rack
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Land Cruiser 80 Series Roof Rack | Adventure Rack

$950.00

Adventure Series 55" Rooftop Tent
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Adventure Series 55" Rooftop Tent

$2,395.00

LiftOp Biggie Ski & Snowboard Rack
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LiftOp Biggie Ski & Snowboard Rack

$179.95

Cube LED Spotlight (Pair)
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Cube LED Spotlight (Pair)

$94.99

50-Inch LED Light Bar (dual row)
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50-Inch LED Light Bar (dual row)

$199.99

270º Awning w/Mounting Brackets
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270º Awning w/Mounting Brackets

$499.00

Land Cruiser 80 Series Roof Rack - Standard Basket
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Land Cruiser 80 Series Roof Rack - Standard Basket

$1,325.00

Land Cruiser 80 Series Expedition Roof Rack
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Land Cruiser 80 Series Expedition Roof Rack

$1,250.00

Land Cruiser 80 Series Roof Rack - Flat
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Land Cruiser 80 Series Roof Rack - Flat

$1,260.00

Build your Land Cruiser 80 for recovery and weekend overlanding

The Land Cruiser 80 (1990-1998) collection is recovery and a rooftop tent, not a sleep-first page. There is no Luno mattress on this grid.

Recovery first. Vehicle recovery kit, Maxtrax, tree saver, Crosby shackles, then a High Country 55 rooftop tent, hitch step, road flare, and Garmin Tread XL.

Sold out on this grid. LC80 roof racks, an older rooftop tent, ski rack, cube spots, a 50 inch light bar, and a 270 awning sit last.

Who this is for. 80-series owners shopping recovery and the tent we still sell for this platform.

Shop recovery above. Related camp guides are linked below.

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