Finally a cupholder!
 

One of my biggest gripes abt my 944 has been solved.

http://944online.com/images/PB220011.jpg

Too bad the prices are ridiculous. Costs 50 bucks.
I guess I can still live with never having an open drink container in my car.
Anyone interested in a group buy?

Wouldn't trust it with a BigGulp.

hey it looks better then those stupid fold out bolt anywhere ones

I'd miss the armrest....

I'd be knocking it over with my elbow

Bad location

horrible design

even worse price tag



I'd never "Americanize" such a classy car. Leave it to the teenage chicks in their trash-filled Cavaliers with CDs & Coke cans all over the floor.

I stick the cups between the seat and the door behind the Pk-brake. ssems like them only secure location.

real sports cars don't have cupholders :)

Ex - Girlfriend?:D :D :D






just let it go......just let it go.........

I don't know about you guys, but in my car, even with the cupholder, the drink would still spill.

This is a sports car, not a limo..

However, it's a different story in my maxima, I always get pissed off because the cup holders are too small to hold anything of signifigance.

lol - nah, I wouldn't be so lucky;)

I work in the city and school is back in here at the universities; its fun to watch the.................trends. (ahem)

I have thought about a cupholder a few times.....just not real practical.



I too would terribly miss the armrest. Most car manufacturers do not seem to realize that we actually put our arm here when we drive. My girls 5y/o SUV has one that is cracking just like all of ours.

What someone really needs to come up with is a titanium armrest with supple leather cover that never needs replacing....THAT, I would pay $50 bucks for!

If you have to have a drink along, why don't you get a soda in a bottle with a cap. Just put it between the seat and the door over the parking brake. Past that, you shouldn't be drinking and driving. :D

I have already gotten used jamming a bottle of some sort in between the seats or something but there have been many times where I just really wanted a cup of coffee while on a long drive.

The bottle flys out and wedges itself under the clutch pedal......really happened once.

I've always thought about making a custom armrest thingy and leaving two cutouts in it for cupholders. I'll post it if I get around to trying it...I'll sell it cheap too...lol

For most of P-car owners, drilling holes in the car is a big NO-NO, but for those that feel relaxed about modifying a car, here's a fair location for a cup holder:
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1094057124.jpg

will that fit onto a late 944? does that cupholder require drilling holes into the dash?

I don't know about late 944; take a ruler and check against a cupholder you're considering. Yes, drilling is required, so this is not a solution for everybody. You can gain access to tighten the nuts after removing the glove compartment (in early 944).

what a weird place for guages