FJ60 rear cargo side panels (1 Viewer)

[Nikolai75]

I'm looking for quality FJ60 rear cargo side panels, I see wagon gear does not make them and I'm looking to see my OEM ones perhaps a trade? I have a 1985 FJ 60 Land Cruiser.

 

[OGBeno]

@orikawa

 

[orikawa]

Hey, I am making rear quarter storage panels out of aluminum. Check them out at orikawa.net

Thanks @OGBeno

 

[CruiserTrash]

@Nikolai75 If you're after basic ones or a lower price point, I've got you covered. I make laser-cut precision fit ABS panels. I have a set for your exact year in stock and ready to ship. You can see them here.

Lots of options for almost every part on these trucks from small aftermarket folks in the community. Can't really go wrong.

 

[TRAIL TAILOR]

I make mine from .190" 6061 aluminum. CNC cut with sealed Southco latches. Full perimeter door backing plates. Stainless steel hardware.

Matching tailgate and now my newly designed attic storage rack.

Several options for speakers and power outlets.

PM me if interested

Jason
TT

 

[CruiserTrash]

@Nikolai75 you're really brought all the homies out of the woodwork on this thread!

 

[Nikolai75]

I'm looking to sell my 1985 rear interior cargo panels. PM me with offer. I'm in the Atlanta area.

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[wngrog]

I make mine from .190" 6061 aluminum. CNC cut with sealed Southco latches. Full perimeter door backing plates. Stainless steel hardware.

Matching tailgate and now my newly designed attic storage rack.

Several options for speakers and power outlets.

PM me if interested

Jason
TT

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My current customer project came with a set of these side panels. Have you any install instructions or a link to someone that has installed them?

 

[Nikolai75]

I made the dumb mistake of not measuring the speaker from the post, does anyone have advice on if I should cut the post or remove the speaker and move it up further? Thanks

 

[wngrog]

I made the dumb mistake of not measuring the speaker from the post, does anyone have advice on if I should cut the post or remove the speaker and move it up further? Thanks

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Cut the vertical post out

 

[Nikolai75]

Looking to sell my 1985 interior panels and speakers will consider reasonable offers.