Product Description

1985-1987 Toyota Land Cruiser FJ60 Rear Driver, Passenger, & Center Seat Belt Kit with Push Button Buckles

• Rear driver, passenger and center positions
• Three-point retractable lap and shoulder belts
• Plastic push button buckles

Late FJ60 Land Cruisers built from 1985 to 1987 can have the whole back bench renewed with this Seatbelt Planet three-belt set of retracting lap and shoulder restraints that latch with plastic push buttons.

Fit Details

Rear bench of 1985-1987 FJ60 Land Cruisers, left, right and middle seats.

Color Choices

FJ60 rear kit webbing comes in 52 colors.

Time for New Belts?

Late FJ60s are popular overland and family rigs, and rear passengers deserve belts that retract and latch reliably.

Caring for Your Belts

Late FJ60 webbing picks up trail dust; a soft brush and soapy water lift it, and the straps should hang loose until fully dry.

About the Toyota Land Cruiser FJ60

By 1985 the FJ60 had gained more comfort features, and the wagon kept its rugged 2F six and solid axles front and rear.

Pre-Install Checklist

Expect to drill one hole in each wheel well: per Seatbelt Planet, the late FJ60 retractor bolts to an angled bracket there.

Good to Know

Whether bolts come in the box is not specified for the late FJ60 set.

Plastic push buttons were standard on many mid-1980s Toyotas and match the look of the factory front belts.

A 1988-1990 FJ62 version of this kit is sold separately.

Tan, gray and blue webbing suit most late FJ60 interiors.

Late FJ60s with the factory air conditioning and power windows are among the most sought after.

Measure the original center buckle before ordering.

Late FJ60s gained more comfort features compared with the earliest trucks.

The rear bench in these Land Cruisers splits and folds forward, so retractors must be positioned clear of the folding mechanism.

Overlanders who sleep in the back of a FJ60 often remove the rear seat, and reinstalling it is a good time to fit new belts.

Plastic push buttons on this late FJ60 kit match the factory buckle style used in many mid-1980s Toyotas.

Collectors favor late FJ60s with factory air conditioning and power windows.

Rear passengers in a family FJ60 often include children in boosters, which makes working rear belts important.

Rust is common around FJ60 rear wheel wells, so inspect that metal before drilling for the retractor bracket.

Tan, gray and blue webbing suit most late FJ60 interiors.

Seatbelt Planet sells this 1985-1987 kit separately from its 1981-1984 FJ60 rear kits, because the later trucks mount their rear retractors differently.

Late FJ60 owners who already replaced the front belts often follow up with this three-belt rear set for a complete interior.

The FJ60's boxy body offers excellent rear headroom, and shoulder belts fit adults comfortably back there.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is drilling required?
Yes. According to Seatbelt Planet, the retractor rides on an angled bracket that needs a hole drilled in the wheel well.

How many belts?
Three.

Buckle?
Plastic push button.

Hardware?
Not stated in the listing.

Is the color in the photo the one I receive?
The photo comes from Seatbelt Planet and shows this belt in one sample color. Your belt is made in the color you choose from the menu.

Questions about fit?
Call 574-226-6676.