Rear Sliding Glass Bailey Channel suits 70 Series Landcruiser Troopy

The rear quarter panel sliding windows on the Toyota Landcruiser 75 and 78 Series Troop Carrier run on a bailey channel rubber — the same principle as the front, but a different part entirely. When this rear channel hardens, tears or collapses, the rear sliding glass stiffens up, sits loose in the frame, rattles on corrugated roads and stops sealing against dust and water. This listing covers the rear sliding window bailey channel (also called a rear quarter glass run channel), available in Left Hand (passenger side) and Right Hand (driver side).

Key Features

• Guides the rear sliding glass cleanly through its full travel
• Seals the rear quarter window aperture against dust, wind and water ingress
• Eliminates rattling and looseness from a worn, collapsed or hardened channel
• Available in Left Hand (passenger) and Right Hand (driver) — sold individually
• Suits an exceptionally wide model range spanning 40 years of 75 and 78 Series production

Vehicle Compatibility

Suitable for Toyota Landcruiser 75 and 78 Series Troop Carrier models built from November 1984 onwards, including:

• 70/75 Series Troopy — FJ70, FJ75, FZJ70, FZJ75, HZJ70, HZJ75, HJ75 (11/1984 to 07/1999)
• 78 Series Troopy — FZJ78, HZJ78, HDJ78, VDJ78, GDJ78 (08/1999 onwards, including current production)

Troop Carrier body style only. This is not a door window channel — it is specifically for the sliding glass in the rear quarter panel. Does not suit ute or wagon body variants.