Until the Heritage Edition was introduced in 2020 as a five-passenger model, every single 200 Series Land Cruiser sold in the United States has come standard with third row jump seats that fold up into the sides of the cargo area. Now that these vehicles are gaining popularity as adventure rigs, it's becoming more and more common to remove this bulky third row in order to re-gain some cargo space. Unlike on the 100 Series Land Cruiser, which had a quick-release third row, the rear jump seats in the 200 come bolted directly into the cargo floor, making them a little bit of a pain to remove, especially when compared to the 100. It isn't too bad though, and in this video I show you exactly how to do it, and what simple tools you need.
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24 июл 2021
