Mazda 929 cockpit
Dashboard of a left-hand-drive 1985 Mazda 929 coupé, the third generation (HB), from between the front seats: a digital instrument panel between two switch pods, with cruise-control and clock buttons on the right pod, a warning-monitor panel beside the steering column, an aftermarket Sony cassette radio in the centre stack and a five-speed gear lever.
- Cockpit
- Bar-graph gauges
- Button bank
- Warning lights
- Check-control panel
- Radio and head unit
- Gear selector
- Stalks
- 1980s
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