Found this

[rutter123]

https://www.pressreader.com/australia/w ... 6892600366

[Jaba]

Some welcome BX porn there.

[white exec]

Complimentary write-up from an Aussie perspective.
The numbers arriving there were tiny!

Liked the choice of the green for the photos, one of my favourite BX colours.
Alongside our original 19D in Delage Red, our son had a '91 19GTi (8v) in green, with the added appeal of the green-tinted windows and (iirc) green velour upholstery. The bug-bear was the dreadful grounding for the injection and engine electrics, which took ages to nail down and modify with a good few additional and reliable ground points, and the large round multiway connector sat on top of the engine.

[panky]

Another Aussie article. Lots of nice pictures and nice to see how complimentary the reviewer is about driving the car.

https://www.drive.com.au/reviews/modern ... en-bx-16v/

[white exec]

What is the manual lever in photo #47?

[panky]

Could it be an aftermarker air con?

[panky]

Just noticed it's got factory air con fitted

[white exec]

Aussie 16v extra.jpg

DIY cruise control?
Or maybe be an underside cutting deck (a sort of BX Ritmo) ?

[rutter123]

Maybe it's a switch for the pop up Roo Bars.

[RobC]

That lever is the late and great (and sorely missed on this forum) Alan S’s solution to the standard flimsy heater dial connection. He wired the heater tap direct to an old lawnmower throttle lever which he fixed into the drivers footwell.

[RobC]

PS which having now read the article makes me assume this reviewer was using Alan’s old car

[Jaba]

That lever is the late and great (and sorely missed on this forum) Alan S’s solution to the standard flimsy heater dial connection. He wired the heater tap direct to an old lawnmower throttle lever which he fixed into the drivers footwell.

Well remembered Rob. Alan Smith, what an enthusiast he was. All his posting was done on a dial up internet connection so he had to paint his pictures with words. Glad his valver is still alive and well.