Aluminum FJ45 Tailgate Badges
This is a machined aluminum tail gate badge for an FJ45 Toyota Landcruiser. It is designed to be mounted in the oval recessed area on the tailgate. In actuality; it can be mounted on any Toyota on any flat spot, but it was designed to fit perfectly in that oval spot. It is 1/4″ in overall thickness. There are two strips of 3M automotive adhesive that are already attached that will allow you to bond it to the surface. No drilling or hardware is needed for install. Just stick it on. Make sure the surface you are attaching it to is very clean. Put good force onto the emblem when installing it and rock it up and down and left to right to make sure the adhesvie 100% bonds; then hold it firm and in place for about 20 seconds. Also make sure to get it right the first time, because this adhesive doesn’t like to let go once you stick it. I have two color options; the red/silver and black/silver. There is also two design options. You can order the original 4X4 logo or the retro TEQ logo. The picture of the badge installed on the tailgate is the old plastic version. Updated installed pics are coming soon.
80/100/LX450/LX470 Rear TEQ Badge (91-07)
This is an aluminum TEQ emblem for the rear hatch of all years 80 and 100 series (LX and YOTA). It has a brushed finish on the letters and outer ring. This badge can replace the factory “sombrero” or “L” OR can be mounted to either side. There is a curvature on the back that matches the curvature of the rear hatch. The emblem can be slid left or right of the factory emblem but not up or down. To attach, you will use two strips of 3M automotive adhesive (provided and already attached) Make sure to take your time when installing because once you install, the adhesive doesn’t like to let go. Make sure the surface is clean and you use good force to adhere the emblem. Also hold it in place with good pressure for about 20 seconds to ensure a good bond. The factory emblem was installed with automotive adhesive as well and has been on therir for 17+ years so anticipate a little battle to get it off. A heat gun will help but don’t use too much heat and damage the paint. A flat head screw driver and razor blade is also helpful but be VERY careful not to gouge your paint in the process. This comes in the black/silver (satin finish) or the retro red/silver option (gloss finish).