Courtesy lights as part of Sandman ID?

[HK1837]

The reason listed for including them was simply because the Sandman used the 8WQ main wiring harness.

Quote: "the required 8WQ main wiring harness incorporates all the footwell illumination lamp leads and bulbholders"

Reason for change: "prevent proliferation of main wiring harness". In other words they didn't want a unique Sandman harness.

Effective point is SOP. Cost was $0.36c per Sandman. It looks like it had Engineering Approval early June and lead time quoted is 4 weeks, confirmation is 4/7/77 so i'd say the change probably even made it into July HZ Sandmans. My HZ BO6 Overlander tonner had them, it must have used a GTS harness too due to the quad light nose.

If there are HZ Sandman's out there without them they are possible post the end of GTS? Or some other reason lost to time.

[Kyuss]

Based on Byron's comment above, I reckon my 11/77 Sandman ute (Adelaide built) most likely had the footwell lights removed at some stage, as I bought it minus most of the interior apart from steering, dash and glovebox (original HZ XX7 10cwt sticker on lid). I don't think it's a reshell as the original atlantis blue paint is evident on the inside of the quarter panels with the inspection covers off and the tags match the chassis as well as the paint. Looks like the best bet to find some footwell lights will be a premier or statesman that someone is wrecking? Anyone have any footwell lights/harnesses they want to sell?

[Absinth]

The reason listed for including them was simply because the Sandman used the 8WQ main wiring harness.

Quote: "the required 8WQ main wiring harness incorporates all the footwell illumination lamp leads and bulbholders"

Reason for change: "prevent proliferation of main wiring harness". In other words they didn't want a unique Sandman harness.

My HZ BO6 Overlander tonner had them, it must have used a GTS harness too due to the quad light nose.

Premier has footwell lighting.... Isn't BO6 Premier trim and quad lights so would have a Premier harness?