If you’re looking for a DIY roof console for your Landcruiser, look no further. Packed with features, this roof console from 4WD Interiors for a Single Cab Chassis is the perfect addition for any long-distance outback adventures. There really is nothing like being able to communicate with your friends at the back of the convoy and this 70 Series Single Cab Chassis centre console makes it possible. Attach any radio to the driver’s side section of the roof console and enjoy the freedom of telling your mates what’s on your mind, from the comfort of the front seat. Not only does this eliminate the need to use a phone, potentially risking the safety of you and your passengers, it allows you to store all the items you use the most whilst driving.
This Landcruiser Single Cab Chassis roof console includes bright LED Lights and drop-down locker box for storage. If you’ve already got yourself a two-way system, inserts are available for non-standard DIN size radios. Features
Radio Surround, Radio Inserts, Microphone Cable Holder & Locker Box lining made of Thermoplastic rubber for cushioning of radios, contents and safety of occupants.
Front Interior/Reading Lights
When doors are shut, switches operate lights independently as reading lights. When doors are opened both lights operate as interior lights.
DIN (Standard Size) Radio Insert: DIN size radio surround/storage tray is incorporated in console.
Optional Inserts for Smaller Radios: Inserts for smaller radios are available (order with console).
Microphone Cable Holder: Microphone cable holder is supplied to keep radio cable neat and tidy and up out of the drivers view.
Lined Storage Locker Box: Lined storage locker box stops contents stored inside from rattling and possible damage against sides of locker box.
Bluetooth Speaker Holes: Bluetooth speaker holes are incorporated in the front of the console allowing clear speaking and hearing.
Smart Leather-Grain Finish: Leather-grain finish gives the console that "Part of the vehicle - not apart from it" look.
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