Cup holders

[ernie9944]

After an hour work a 4$ investment --- the result, migth not be the perfect solution but it beats holding your coffee or pop in between your legs while shifting & steering your belove Porsche,

[Dave L]

wont your timmies end up in the rear foot well on each shift to second or forth?

Here was my solution

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsche-924-944-968-technical-forum/407088-944-cup-holder-how.html

[RedBaron]

Nice Job! May I ask how how you made them?

[stogie25]

That looks like it would work. I went with these to keep my drinks out of the way.

[ernie9944]

Sorry to decieve you Dave but it pass the test ( Wind tunnel, both windows down, sitting at the TIM & ON THE ROAD ) nothing end up anywhere ,Your's are nices stogie I was looking at them that was my initial solution but since I can't keep my brain at idle to long and din't want any visible one I went with the hide & seek type plus they're dirt cheap and easy to fabe.Dave also has a good idea, but with a little more fabe behind it.Anyway the idea of this forum is just that,having Porsche owners coming up with (SOLUTIONS) from engine rebuilt to cups holders love this place.&Red Baron the recipes will be coming shortly.

[nightheart]

I just bought a wedge cupholder for under 10 dollars, and it fits perfectly beside the passenger seat. Doesn't look as professional, though.

[ernie9944]

Never mind the pro side of it it's your car if they do the job that the main thing.Ok what I did is I had two old cupholders sitting in my garage,measure the higth from bottom of the console & the cover,cut the cupholders try them on for fit with the cover close,tinted them & install small trims on the upper parts and use a good quality double sided adhesive tape to fasten them down .