My cup holder
My wife now takes the car to go to work and she has to have her coffee in the morning so I had to come up with a way to enable her to bring her coffee.
I did not feel like spending too much so I built my own cup holder. I used plexiglass which was one eight of an inch and cut out a bottom and a top and use piece of woods to join the bottom with the top and then glued some leather on both piece.
Here is the result
I did not feel like spending too much so I built my own cup holder. I used plexiglass which was one eight of an inch and cut out a bottom and a top and use piece of woods to join the bottom with the top and then glued some leather on both piece.
Here is the result
Last edited by dpepin; Aug 20, 2009 at 12:19 AM. Reason: added picture
Trending Topics
That didn't work ,try this link for the cup holder, http://efinnegan.com/Porsche/Repair%...ayphotohosting
I bought one on eBay. Looks like the one from Faster2002 (but I don't remember a seller's nick). It's really nice done. There's another one on eBay http://tinyurl.com/ltxr33
PS. It's my first post here, so welcome! I'll put some photos of my 964 C4 '91 soon. BTW - it is a US version re-imported to Europe in 1992
PS. It's my first post here, so welcome! I'll put some photos of my 964 C4 '91 soon. BTW - it is a US version re-imported to Europe in 1992
I have the cup holder mentioned above. Their about $100 and take about three minutes to install. You simply remove the cassette holder and this goes in it place. I've got it about two years now and am satisfied with it. There's a much more expensive from Bird Automotive at http://birdautomotive.com/993.htm. Theirs is actually an armrest with one or two cup holders and is made of matching leather. A fine armrest/console with cup holders but it's about $500.




