Which 7X series had the dash pod

[cruzinnboozn]

Which 7X series had the pod on the dash with i think it was a compass and a pic of the car with lines to show degrees of lean with point of roll over??

I know it is a vague question, but not sure how else to explain it.

[Wambat]

I think it may have been an option. Any of the 75s I know off that had dual tanks had the second ones gauge and switch there.

[drr]

My old Bundera did. RJ70. But I've seen them in other models also.

[Canyonero 4x4]

Yep, I'd say the 70's and/or 73's. The 75's just had a second fuel guage.

[GO79]

All the SWB and MWB cruisers have the al meter
Some of the jap spec swbs and mwb have a digital inside and out side temp

[hotgemini]

Nope, not all SWB and MWB cruisers have it. Neither my BJ70, nor my BJ74, nor my brother's BJ74 have it.

[GO79]

Nope, not all SWB and MWB cruisers have it. Neither my BJ70, nor my BJ74, nor my brother's BJ74 have it.

must not have been the LX model

[hotgemini]

Nope, both 74s are LXs. 70 is base model. No holes in the dashboard or anything else to suggest they were fitted but later removed. I do note that my mate's bj73 LX has the pod, although there are other odd small differences you wouldn't expect between such similar cars. The two completely different boosted clutch setups, no headrests in the rear seats of the bj73 (and no, they haven't just been removed, there's no holes to fit them in) and additional stiffening member running from the middle of the B-pillar hoop to the top of the windscreen in the BJ74 which isn't present in the BJ73. These are all australian delivered cars within the first two years of production.