2024+ Land Cruiser Wind Chill Pearl Photo Thread

Finally got some dirt on her
 

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Looks really good with that red clay/mud. Wheels and tires Goldilocks’ dimensions for the LC, IMO
 
I traded in my 2021 Blizzard Pearl Nightshade 4Runner for 2025 Wind Chill Pearl LC Premium in March. Colors look identical.
Installed OEM Toyota hood protector, window visors and side moldings.
 

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Wind chill pearl
 

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Finally found this awesome pic of my ride which has landed 8/10 and awaiting transport to dealer!!! Built 7/4
The blue was very nice, but when I got a bit technical with the extra cost paint, immediately it opened Pandora's box and Toyota paint. The worst is black. Notoriously thin I was told. The darker greys etc are better but, in both their opinions the WCP is hands down the best quality paint on any Toyota...has been for years. Made sense to me because I see so many 10-20 year old Lexus RX350 that are Pearl whites and damn they continue to hold up. Not so much for a few of their darker colors. I have never been a black pack kind of guy so the white roof suits me fine. Last thing I want is for the hardest surface of the vehicle to keep clean in black. They all look good. Its such a subjective thing.
 
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I just bought one a couple of weeks ago! WCP looks good on these. I’ve not even seen one yet in the wild. Should be here in about a month now.
 
Greetings. Here’s my ‘24 WCP LC with 35x11.5 Toyos on 17” Method 703s. Definitely louder than stock and feel the larger size. Replaced OEM 20s and stock tires. Minimal increase in total weight per corner.

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Looking into this wheel and tire combo but with the wescott lift kit. Is this on stock suspension? Any rubbing issues with the crash bars? Appreciate it.
 
Had a chance to do a little more technical trail in the WCP LC than the ones that I’ve run before. The Switzerland Trail in Colorado is classified as Easy-2. I’m not so sure the last 2 miles meet that qualification would all the boulders and rocks that you’re climbing on but the LC had no problem. Stock, no lift, 33” Falken pizza cutters.
 

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Let's change one side of the headlight and wrap the other half to black. Now you would own both 1958 and base trims.
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I found the end of the road while camping and it reveals a peaceful Ohio landscape.
 

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