2024+ Land Cruiser Heritage Blue Photo Thread

Recent photos from my Off-roading
I also posted them in session “LC photos of the month”, please vote ;)
Can you post some details on brackets used for the front and rear roof lights? also how did you run the roof rack wiring through the front half of the roof? i have found that the rubber gasket cant fit the wires and go back in place very well.
 
I posted it before. Please search for it by my name t3lcfe. Hope it will help you.
Happy holidays and happy LC ;)
 
I posted it before. Please search for it by my name t3lcfe. Hope it will help you.
Happy holidays and happy LC ;)
Looked through all your posts... didnt find anything with wiring plans or bracket links. Did you custom make all the brackets?
 
Looked through all your posts... didnt find anything with wiring plans or bracket links. Did you custom make all the brackets?
Here is the whole thread on the process.

 
Ugly tree hunting in the Boise National Forest.

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Looked through all your posts... didnt find anything with wiring plans or bracket links. Did you custom make all the brackets?
I myself custom made all the brackets for lights except the ditch light brackets.
Last week, in my recent trip to Utah (off-road and hiking) from California, I tested drive up to 95 mi/hr on freeway, all the roof wirings were very secure.

Looks like some friends here already helped you to pull out my old posts
Attached is old sketch of wiring
 

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I myself custom made all the brackets for lights.
Last week, in my recent trip to Utah (off-road and hiking) from California, I tested drive up to 95 mi/hr on freeway, all the roof wirings were very secure.

Looks like some friends here already helped you to pull out my old posts
Attached is old sketch of wiring
Yeah sorry i missed that post earlier. So are you drilling holes through the rubber drip molding on the roof to get those zip ties through? is that what the dotted lines are?
 
Yes. No one can see them from ground ;) beside those zip ties, I added some double side tapes between rubber dip and wires
 
Yes. No one can see them from ground ;) beside those zip ties, I added some double side tapes between rubber dip and wires
Found a better way in my opinion to route wires to the roof rack. Running them down the back and through the spare tire drop down hole then running wires in between spare tire and frame following some oem wires back to driver side after the back wheel. Now just gotta figure out how to come up to the engine bay. And still need to clean up the roof wiring once I’m done.
 

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I don't like blue color, sand color or army green look cooler. It's ugly with squared headlights. The round shape could be a better look and more classic, like the 1958 and 1st ed. models.
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