Collection: 78 Series Land Cruiser Roof Racks

78 SERIES LAND CRUISER ROOF RACKS FOR THE TROOPY

THE LONGEST ROOF IN THE 70 SERIES RANGE

78 Series Land Cruiser roof racks turn the Troopy's long roof into the biggest single mounting platform on any 70 Series. The Troopy roof is the longest factory mounting surface on any 70 Series, and the most under-utilised by stock owners. Fit a properly-sized 78 Series roof rack and you suddenly have a six-foot-plus platform for awnings, roof-top tents, solar panels, jerry cans, recovery tracks, fishing rods, and bulky gear that does not need to live inside the cabin. For genuine remote-area touring, the Troopy roof load is often what makes the difference between a comfortable trip and a cramped one. A 78 Series roof rack converts wasted space into the biggest gear pad in your build.

FULL LENGTH, THREE QUARTER, AND HALF LENGTH OPTIONS

This 78 Series Troopy roof rack collection covers every format. Full length racks run from above the windscreen to the rear of the roof, maximising carrying area for full touring loads. Three-quarter racks stop short of the rear to allow a roof-top tent to deploy off the back without rack interference. Half-length racks suit owners who only need carrying space for awnings or solar, with reduced wind noise and weight. Construction is powder-coated steel or 6061 aluminium depending on the load and priority. Every rack uses the factory gutter rail mounts. No drilling into the roof skin.

SUITS HZJ78, VDJ78, AND GDJ78 TROOPIES

78 Series Troopy roof racks share dimensions across the HZJ78, VDJ78, and GDJ78 generations because Toyota carried the body shape across without major change. That means a rack designed for a 2010 V8 Troopy will generally suit a 2024 GDJ as well. The gutter mounting layout is shared. Each listing confirms fitment and notes any year-specific variations. Pair the rack with a rear ladder for safe access and consider awning brackets, tent mounts, and antenna mounts as part of the same setup.