The Rigs

Land Cruiser Collectors Club is two real trucks before it's anything else.

80-Series on lava rocks over the Pacific

The 80 — 1995 HDJ81V

Japanese-market 80-Series, factory turbo diesel: the 1HD-FT, a 4.2-liter inline-six pushing 280 lb-ft through a CT26. Desert tan, lifted, and driven — beach runs, lava rock, daily errands. This is the truck on the Midnight Konbini tee.

Saddle tan interior

The 100 — 1998 HDJ101K

The rarer sibling: a JDM 100-Series running the 1HD-FTE — the electronically-injected evolution of the same legendary diesel six, an engine Toyota never sold in a US-market Land Cruiser.

HDJ101 100-Series front

1HD diesel engine bay

Why a club?

Because these trucks find each other. Park one at the beach and someone always walks over. The club is that conversation, made wearable — designs drawn from real rigs, real places, and thirty years of diesel Land Cruiser culture.

80-Series with mountain backdrop