Cup holder solution
12-03-2005, 09:43 AM
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Originally Posted by macreel
My solution
When travelling with the cat we must cart along
her gear. I made a platform to fit over the folded
rear seats. On the platform, along with her litter
box, water dish and food bowl (right to left in pic)
I included an extra 3" hole for my red cup; easily
reached by the driver.
When travelling with the cat we must cart along
her gear. I made a platform to fit over the folded
rear seats. On the platform, along with her litter
box, water dish and food bowl (right to left in pic)
I included an extra 3" hole for my red cup; easily
reached by the driver.
Do you really think you need a fire extinguisher to spray the cat, if he is not behaving?
12-03-2005, 03:15 PM
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Keith... understand we're talking about a (spoiled
rotten) family member/'person' here. An older
citizen, too, at ~15 years. She's 'recycled' - her PO
didn't want to move her to CA with him so we saved
her from the pound. She's pet-degreed (Balinese Blue)
and seems to expect preferred treatment.
glack... when we're loaded & under way there's a bit
of rug under the litter box - it catches granules from
the box, slops from the water dish and gives her
traction over that part of the board. She usually curls
up in a cubbyhole amongst the luggage.
Schocki... sorry, the Halon is reserved for
the 'shark'.
Wally...
1. Anywhere she likes (but seldom; she travels ok)
2. Large cup, half full, low liquid level;
3. Tibbs
The 'Shark' & the cat get along pretty well.
rotten) family member/'person' here. An older
citizen, too, at ~15 years. She's 'recycled' - her PO
didn't want to move her to CA with him so we saved
her from the pound. She's pet-degreed (Balinese Blue)
and seems to expect preferred treatment.
glack... when we're loaded & under way there's a bit
of rug under the litter box - it catches granules from
the box, slops from the water dish and gives her
traction over that part of the board. She usually curls
up in a cubbyhole amongst the luggage.
Schocki... sorry, the Halon is reserved for
the 'shark'.
Wally...
1. Anywhere she likes (but seldom; she travels ok)
2. Large cup, half full, low liquid level;
3. Tibbs
The 'Shark' & the cat get along pretty well.
11-17-2011, 02:13 PM
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11-17-2011, 08:16 PM
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My 928 came with 2 of these cupholders on the cassette door. I removed them as soon as I got the car. Unfortunately, these were installed by the PO using double sided adhesive pads and they ruined the leather. I never had any need to have beverage or food while driving. The most I need for a long trip would be just plain water in a bottle.
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11-17-2011, 10:00 PM
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11-18-2011, 02:39 AM
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here are a couple of solutions>
11-18-2011, 01:40 PM
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Found a couple of DIY ideas-
http://thereifixedit.failblog.org/?s=cup+holder
I like the roll of tape idea- also covers up dash cracks...
http://thereifixedit.failblog.org/?s=cup+holder
I like the roll of tape idea- also covers up dash cracks...
11-18-2011, 04:30 PM
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