OEM fender flares 1958 VS 1st E/LCLC

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Has anyone notice the 1958 fender flares are flushed w the fender as opposed to the other trims? I noticed a significant difference in the Lexus GX over trail edition. But now I’m seeing a slight difference in the other LC models. Is it just me or is there an actual difference 🤔

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I came really close to selecting the Overtrail, but discovered Lexus omitted the three-zone HVAC, which is even standard on the 1958. No ceiling vents or rear seat control. I'm sure it had to do with price point. The Luxury+ with 22" wheels was a no-no, even though now only a casual off-roader, and add to this the dealer was 8 hours round trip. So, an LC with the Premium Pkg.
 
I can confirm the 1958 is equipped with narrower side moldings for the fender arch when compared to the Land Cruiser trim. Once you see it you cant un see it.
 
Yes, the Land Cruiser gets a tiny flare and the 1958 is basically just a molding. You could swap them out, but it’ll cost you close to $800. I destroyed my front driver wheel well molding and considered replacing all 4 with the Land Cruiser flares (they also offer more protection on the rear with a bigger lip for stones and debris) but $800 is a lot for pieces of plastic.
 
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