From the submitter:
"Inside one of the trucks for the company I work for. Apparently it was supposed to be an automatic, but at the last minute, Dodge decided to make it a manual. Whoops, they forgot about the cupholders!"
All you need is a plastic container, a scrap of quarter-inch plywood, and a generous daub of 5-minute epoxy.
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User Capt_Nitro's 1988 Cavalier z24 had no cup holders. The captain cut off the front of the ashtray, made a piece of wood to fit, and cut two holes big enough to fit a soda can. The cup has to be removed when parking, because the cup holder is too close to the shifter.
bob.dyer.507 says: "There I Fixed It showed me how to make a cup holder for my 50 year old car. Great 'how to' site! Keep up the good work!"
Thanks Bob! Awesome set of wheels you got there!
