The Year the Land Cruiser Was Born

1958 is when the Land Cruiser nameplate first hit the American market. Toyota celebrated that history with the First Edition LC250 — a limited trim with "1958" badging on the tailgate. The problem? They were gone fast, and most LC250 buyers never got the chance.

This is the answer. A precision-cut acrylic badge that gives any 2024+ Land Cruiser the same nod to heritage, without hunting down a First Edition or paying a premium for one.

TruLaser Acrylic — Built Right

Every badge is laser-cut from automotive-grade acrylic, hand-finished, and backed with 3M adhesive that holds through years of heat, cold, sun, and wash cycles. No flat printed decal that fades in two summers — this is a physical badge with depth, edge detail, and a real OE-quality presence on the tailgate.

Made in Fort Myers, FL. Every order shipped from the same shop that made it.

Acrylic Laser Series — Overview

Watch how our TruLaser Acrylic badges are made, what makes them different from cheap printed alternatives, and why they hold up in the real world.

Land Cruiser Badge Install

Step-by-step install on a 2024+ Land Cruiser tailgate using the included alignment template. Plan on about 10 minutes start to finish.

Does this fit every 2024+ Land Cruiser?
Yes — all 2024+ Toyota Land Cruiser (LC250) trims, including the standard Land Cruiser, 1958 First Edition, and Land Cruiser trim.

Do I need to drill or modify anything?
No. The badge is adhesive-backed and installs directly onto the painted tailgate surface.

How do I know where to put it?
An alignment template is included with every order. Tape it up, mark your spot, peel and stick.

Will it hold up to washing?
Yes. 3M automotive adhesive is rated for daily-driver conditions. Wait 48 hours after install before pressure washing.

Can I remove it later?
Yes. Warm it gently with a hair dryer, lift one corner, and peel slowly. Adhesive residue wipes off with adhesive remover.

Want the international "LC 250 Prado" look instead?
Check out our LC 250 Prado Tailgate Badge — same construction, different lettering.