Cupholders? We have cupholders!!!
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Cupholders? We have cupholders!!!
Am I stupid or those cup holders in the glove box door? There are little circles cut out in the plastic as if you were to "set your drink there". If that's really true... Mazda has a sense of humor....
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i noticed those in my old FB.....and i also have them in my FC.
i know it is funny. i actually used it once when i was eating but i was parked. it really is the stupidest thing though if you are driving because one turn and she is gone.
i know it is funny. i actually used it once when i was eating but i was parked. it really is the stupidest thing though if you are driving because one turn and she is gone.
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Originally posted by riffraff
really.. how sturdy are they..
that would not help much for us SA people though, since the shifter is so close to it
really.. how sturdy are they..
that would not help much for us SA people though, since the shifter is so close to it
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nuggets are nasty......and my friend had one in her old mazda 626 and she only seemed to use it whenever she was picking me up for really important.....
nuggets are nasty......and my friend had one in her old mazda 626 and she only seemed to use it whenever she was picking me up for really important.....
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I was thinking of making my own cup-holder out'a the ash tray. I was just going to use some sheet metal to make it a bit more sturdy and to keep it from snaping under a heavy load.
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Anyone ever notice that the pasenger seat edge next to the console works pretty good for a 20 oz bottle? Thats what I used, and it works pretty good in the 2nd gen too Now my 85 had one of those old cell phones mounted and it was perfect if you moved the seat up a little. It would hold anything, a litre bottle, a beer bottle (you guys know me ) , 20 oz, a can, a big *** coke from Rally's anything. Makes it almost worth getting an old cell phone LOL Well I dont have service but it worked for 911 serveral times
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On my GSL-SE cups fit just great behind the ebrake handle between the seat and console... Works great for supersized McD's cups..
Just don't forget it's there and yank the ebrake when you park when I did... Get's kinda messy..
Just don't forget it's there and yank the ebrake when you park when I did... Get's kinda messy..
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FDRacer: That's one sturdy cup holder. 6 screws and all (I don't think my fuel pump has that many bolts to it. Good compact design for aftermarket though!
Mike: I used that spot beside the passenger seat and the console all the time.
rx7gslse: The part behind the e-brake is where my cell goes.
The rotary brotherin are very versitile....
Mike: I used that spot beside the passenger seat and the console all the time.
rx7gslse: The part behind the e-brake is where my cell goes.
The rotary brotherin are very versitile....
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LOL...I feel you all on the lack of cupholders!! I LMAO when I saw those dinky little glove box things, too.
I typically shove whatever I'm drinking in between my seat and the door at kind of an angle. That works pretty well...Especially when whatever it is has a cap or lid on it...The only problem is if it's like a cardboard fast food cup...The cup bows from the pressure popping the lid off a bit...I usually don't know it, but figure it out REAL quick whenever I take a turn. Good thing I shampoo my carpets...
I typically shove whatever I'm drinking in between my seat and the door at kind of an angle. That works pretty well...Especially when whatever it is has a cap or lid on it...The only problem is if it's like a cardboard fast food cup...The cup bows from the pressure popping the lid off a bit...I usually don't know it, but figure it out REAL quick whenever I take a turn. Good thing I shampoo my carpets...
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fdracer: the only problem that i see with those cupholders is that they donot hold anything larger than a soda can (now i say soda because you all know that you are not supposed to be driving with beer.. plus beer in cans sucks ***). do you have problems fiting drinks in there?