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Stealth Sleep and Storage Package for the Toyota Land Cruiser 1980-1989 60 Series

SKU: 3668-GGR-SH

$5,270.00
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Stealth Sleep and Storage Package for the Toyota Land Cruiser 1980-1989 60 Series

50/50 / Black / Include Shipping

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The Toyota Land Cruiser 60 Series Stealth Sleep and Storage Package is a complete solution for those wanting a minimalist approach to camping with ample storage. The storage capacity on this layout is quite a bit more than most expect. With storage within the Side X Side Drawers as well as below the elevated second row seat delete platforms.

The Stealth Sleep and Storage Package for the Toyota Land Cruiser 1980-1989 60 Series includes: 

  • Land Cruiser 60 Series Rear Plate System™
  • Land Cruiser 60 Series Side x Side Drawer Module with Fitted Top Plate 
  • Land Cruiser 60 Series 50% Passenger Seat Delete Plate System™ - Module Height
  • Land Cruiser 60 Series 60% Driver Seat Delete Plate System™ - Module Height

This Side X Side Drawer Module is designed specifically for the Land Cruiser 60 Series and comes in 9-1/2" height only to work with optional items such as sleeping platforms and storage compartments. 

Side x Side Modules is available in three different drawer split styles and two colors: 

  • Drawer Split:
    • 50/50 split
    • 1/3-2/3 split
    • 2/3-1/3 split
  • Drawer Color 
    • Black 
    • Gray

 

 

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