I was under the impression that the 76, 77 and 78 Series came in either the LX or ZX trim levels and then I see this.
Land Cruiser "Trim Levels"
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Prado trim levels are differentiated vs. heavy duty trims.
The Prados have a lot nicer interiors.
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Including at least 1 cup holder?
Not quite that nice. 
While they may not have any cup holders at least there are a couple of spots for carry out rice!
The Prado trim levels are SX and EX. My current one is an SX, the previous was an EX.
The Prado trim levels are SX and EX. My current one is an SX, the previous was an EX.
The "ideal" 7x would be a heavy-duty truck with light-duty guts.
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I think I get it. The budget that should have been dedicated to cup holders was diverted to fabricate little adhesive letters for the rear doors.
Hello,
SX/EX applied to light duty 70 Series, also known as Prados.
I remember seeing an SX4 (or was it EX4?) trim level on a brochure, which had to do with reclining rear seats.
There was an option for an adjustable suspension, controlled not far from the carry spots, as well.
I understand these features were available on Light Duty 70 Series, and not on the Heavy Duty trucks.
Prados had a softer ride and a cushy interior...
Juan
SX/EX applied to light duty 70 Series, also known as Prados.
I remember seeing an SX4 (or was it EX4?) trim level on a brochure, which had to do with reclining rear seats.
There was an option for an adjustable suspension, controlled not far from the carry spots, as well.
I understand these features were available on Light Duty 70 Series, and not on the Heavy Duty trucks.
Prados had a softer ride and a cushy interior...
Juan
the Prado center holds these bottles perfectly
not uncommon for HD 7X owners to swap door cards and the center console. I’ve got the center in my 77.
As do I, albeit in A manual version in my BJ71
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Fortunately there are some very cool aftermarket cup holders that take advantage of those two square holes.
It’s not.
hey did you see the round three posts for the arm rests?
also my above comment reads snarky and it wasn’t suppose to be. I’m sorry.
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If it doesn't hold a can of Bud Light is it really a "cup holder"?
No. I need to get in on that quick this time, lol.
Don’t worry I didn’t read it as snarky. I really don’t know what all the “ZX” trim entails.
