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Is the "wood grain" gauge cluster standard on '74 tii?


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15 minutes ago, dlmrun2002 said:

Funny, mine came with real burlwood veneer.    ▄▀▄▀▄▀▄█▓▒░ ‹(•¿•)›  ░▒▓█▄▀▄▀▄▀▄

 

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It’s not factory, but it looks great!
 

Thanks for sharing,

 

Steve

 

1976 2002 Polaris, 2742541 (original owner)

1973 2002tii Inka, 2762757 (not-the-original owner)

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The 71-73 black cluster looks so much better than the faux-wood cluster 74-76 cluster. I put the 74-76 crosshair gauges in my 71-73 Euro spec cluster.  First pic is a 71-73 cluster Euro spec 2002 cluster with a clock.  2nd pic is my US spec 71-73 cluster with crosshair gauges. Last pic is the Euro cluster after I transferred the crosshair gauges and swapped out the glass from the clock.  You can see the differences between the US and Euro spec clusters in these pics (besides speedo). 

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74 tii (many mods)
91 318i M42

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(sorry for the glare)

 

'76 Cluster with Speedhut GPS Speedometer installed and woodgrain applique eradicated/repainted Black.  Button replaced with remote switch for GPS modes.  Note:   The woodgrain clusters lend themselves better to installation of the speedhut unit for those keeping score

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Thanks, Steve.

As I thought:  all '74's had faux woodgrain clusters.  When I did my '74 tii restore to a Euro-wannabe, I thought about leaving the plastic wood to be more Euro-authentic...but nooooooo.  Couldn't handle it.  So, I deleted the woodgrain and went with flat black.  I like it better. 

ASIDE:  Nope, the steering wheel ain't Euro, either; it is from the '73 '02 I drove daily for 34 years, so the padded '74 wheel HAD to go.  Easy decision.

Larry

 

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36 minutes ago, Gordon said:

All tii's sold in the UK came with a 140 MPH speedo. 

and at least two (one mine) UK RHD model 73 Tourings

Les

'74 '02 - Jade Touring (RHD)

'76 '02 - Delk's "Da Beater"

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4 hours ago, 2002Scoob said:

Isn't the 'wood' trim just a snap-in beauty plate?  I seem to remember this from a spare cluster I have in the basement.

 

I think for it to look good, you need to also have the door-cards with the wood trim as well. 

Like this.....

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