Landcruiser Store
Nomad Cruisers provides Parts, Upgrades, Restorations & Resources for Toyota Landcruisers including Toyota 4×4 Restoration and custom Land Cruiser builds.
1985-1990 Fj60/62 Factory Replacement Seat Covers
1985–1990 Toyota Land Cruiser FJ60/FJ62 Premium Replacement Seat Covers
Restore the look, feel, and comfort of your Land Cruiser with our premium OEM-style replacement seat covers for the 1985–1990 FJ60 and FJ62. Each set is handcrafted using genuine Italian leather and OEM-spec matched materials to deliver a factory-correct appearance with modern durability.
Designed specifically for your Land Cruiser's original seats, these covers provide a precise fit that eliminates wrinkles and loose areas while maintaining the classic look Toyota intended. Whether you're restoring a collector-quality cruiser or refreshing a daily driver, our seat covers offer the perfect combination of luxury, durability, and authenticity.
Features
- Genuine Italian leather options available
- OEM-spec matched vinyl, cloth, and leather materials
- Hand-sewn construction for superior fit and finish
- Factory-style patterns and stitching
- Direct replacement covers for original seat frames
- Durable materials built for daily use and adventure
- Custom-made for each order
- Made in the USA
Why Choose Nomad Cruisers?
- Land Cruiser-specific craftsmanship
- Factory-correct appearance and fitment
- Premium materials selected for longevity
- Built by enthusiasts for enthusiasts
- Perfect for restorations, overland builds, and daily drivers
Transform your worn, cracked, or faded interior into a cabin that looks and feels like new while preserving the original character of your FJ60 or FJ62.
Lead Time:
All seat covers are custom made to order. Please allow 3–6 weeks for production before tracking information is provided. Lead times may vary depending on material selection and current production schedule.
Don't see the material or color you're looking for? Contact us for custom options and complete interior restoration services, or questions about timing
