Aftermarket Full Floor Pan Panel for 70 Series Toyota Landcruiser
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If you're dealing with rust issues in your 75 Series LandCruiser, our aftermarket Full Floor Pan is the solution. Designed to tackle common rust problems, it restores structural integrity and prevents future corrosion, ensuring your vehicle remains reliable and safe.
Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | Track Auto |
| Product Name | Aftermarket Full Floor Pan Panel for 70 Series Toyota Landcruiser |
| SKU | SKU-029 |
| Material | Pressed Steel |
| Finish | Primer-dipped for corrosion resistance |
Key Features
- Superior rust protection with primer-dipped finish
- Enhanced structural strength to restore chassis rigidity
- Improved cabin comfort by sealing holes and blocking noise
- Easy direct-fit installation with precision engineering
- Quality durability with premium-grade steel
Compatibility
Fits Toyota LandCruiser 75 Series models, addressing common rust issues in the floor area.
Important Fitment Notes
These panels are designed for 75 Series Models from 83-1999. They may be suitable for post 1999 Models of ute and troop carrier however the gearbox tunnels may be different and ribs also differ so they may need manipulation.
Q: Can this panel be installed without professional help?
A: While the panel is precision-engineered for easy installation, professional installation is recommended for optimal fitment and performance.
Q: Does the panel come with any rust protection?
A: Yes, the panel is fully primer-dipped to provide excellent corrosion resistance in wet, salty, or muddy conditions.
Track Auto offers PAID FREIGHT within Australia. We also offer CLICK and COLLECT if you wish to pick up from our warehouse. There are shipping limitations and exclusions particularly on bulky item.
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