Before the term Sport Utility Vehicle even exited, there was the Toyota Land Cruiser, and it has been a staple of transportation in infrastructure-lacking locations for most of our lifetimes. It was among the first SUVs, and now ironically, will no longer be sold in this SUV-crazy land. It was the real thing. But some guys down under have turned it into something unreal.
A unique Toyota Land Cruiser 6 × 6 pickup truck, modified for off-road conditions, was presented for sale in Australia. The basis model was a 2019 Toyota Land Cruiser, from which the specialists of the company JMACX Engineering turned this once modest car into a 6x6 road monster, using seeming all of the products in their inventory to do it.
The Toyota Land Cruiser is used for modifications quite often, so the model chosen is not very surprising. The conversion includes chassis upgrades such as a strut kit and heavy-duty JMACX adjustable lower control arms, as well as a brake line and bracket kit.
Toyota Land Cruiser 6 × 6 Car Specifications
Many upgrades include heavy-duty JMACX parts, including a 6x6 bolt kit, floating axle kit, differential assembly, and rear differential housing. The front and rear GVM coils are also from JMACX. The truck is also equipped with a Legendex 3.5 exhaust system.
Under the hood, the Land Cruiser 6x6 is powered by a 4.5-liter turbodiesel V8 that develops 202 horsepower and 317 lb-ft of torque in combination with a five-speed manual transmission.
According to the announcement for the sale of this car, which has 19,654 km (12212 miles) on the odometer, the starting price is AU $192,888 (147,000 USD). The price does not include shipping and other fees.