Toyota Land Cruiser 80

The Toyota Land Cruiser is a series of four-wheel drive vehicles produced by Toyota since 1951; the Land Cruiser is Toyotas longest running nameplate, and the second longest in the world behind the Chevrolet Suburban. Originally starting off as a Jeep-style vehicle, the Land Cruiser has since morphed into a full-sized luxury SUV. The J80 Series Land Cruiser was first introduced in 1990 as a replacement for the old J60-series Land Cruiser. It featured rounded styling done by Kitano Kizo, with the cars receiving numerous updates over its lifespan. The car was discontinued in 1997, but production continued in Venezuela until 2008. This casting replicates an J80 Series Land Cruiser with off-roading modifications. The rear of the casting will always feature a Fifteen52 Turbomac spare tire no matter what the main tire type is.