Thinking of mounting a cup holder... someplace
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Thinking of mounting a cup holder... someplace
I don't like driving the car with a cup in the cup-holder - kinda gets in the way of the shifter. This isn't news - it was like that when I bought it of course. But I'm thinking mounting a cup holder somewhere; e.g. coming from the passenger side near the e-brake.
Anyone done anything like this? I'm not oppossed to drilling into the car... but I'd like to see what other options I've got.
Thanks.
Anyone done anything like this? I'm not oppossed to drilling into the car... but I'd like to see what other options I've got.
Thanks.
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hold it between your legs...especially during the winter burning hot coffee is great as it will keep your legs warm if you don't have the heated seats
actually...just install a water fountain (called bubbler for you Wisconsinites) in your car...easy as pie and lets you have a place to spit when you have a bad taste in your mouth
actually...just install a water fountain (called bubbler for you Wisconsinites) in your car...easy as pie and lets you have a place to spit when you have a bad taste in your mouth
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To the right of the CD player between the piano black trim and the glove box is a tab that can be removed. I bet a dollar there is a screw under there. I bet another dollar you could get a longer screw and mount the cup holder there.
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Originally Posted by robertdot
To the right of the CD player between the piano black trim and the glove box is a tab that can be removed. I bet a dollar there is a screw under there. I bet another dollar you could get a longer screw and mount the cup holder there.
Hey, about that drinking, eating, etc. in the car thing... I don't allow eating (unless I'm by myself ) but I very often have a big 'ol cup of coffee with me... just want a safe place to keep it other than between my legs when I'm "driving".
Thanks... and I'll report back on the little tab thing...
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Well, I pulled that little plug - there's NOTHING behind it. I mean nothing... I put a finger in there, felt nothing but a big empty void. I put a long screwdriver in and finally hit metal.
I'll take another look, with light, but it seems like the solution is to fab' a mount that sandwiches the dash - tightening from the back. One bolt though.... probably not going to be very stable given the material - 30 mils of plastic dash...
I'll let you know if I come up with anything...
I'll take another look, with light, but it seems like the solution is to fab' a mount that sandwiches the dash - tightening from the back. One bolt though.... probably not going to be very stable given the material - 30 mils of plastic dash...
I'll let you know if I come up with anything...
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