Looking at the F-650 dash panel
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We only need the face of the cup holder, not the whole thing. We will need them the entire time, sorry.
Yes, just purchase from the site and send in your pieces. May as well wait a couple weeks until we are ready to go again though.
Yes, just purchase from the site and send in your pieces. May as well wait a couple weeks until we are ready to go again though.
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I DID see where someone put a blank plate in place of the pull out cup holder (who really uses that other than the folks that have the front row bench, anyway?)...that would get you room for a few more.
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LOL, it depends on what kind of container. The smaller water bottles fit better in the dash pull-out holders. Same with the 20oz Diet Coke bottles.
Plus, if we're on a road trip or vacation or something, water bottles, coffee cups, and Powerade Zero (grape ONLY!) are taking up the spaces.
Stewart
Plus, if we're on a road trip or vacation or something, water bottles, coffee cups, and Powerade Zero (grape ONLY!) are taking up the spaces.
Stewart
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I bought the F-650 panel from Ford. Hacked it up, epoxy'd the switch plates into it and cut the holes for the gauges. It was black so I primed it, then painted it, popped the switches in then ran the wires. I could have cut the area out for the dash cupholder, which I may do one day, but I never use it so I didn't do it.
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Unfortunately, you would have to mount them in rows of 2...3 wide wouldn't fit due to the bends in the plastic.
I DID see where someone put a blank plate in place of the pull out cup holder (who really uses that other than the folks that have the front row bench, anyway?)...that would get you room for a few more.
I DID see where someone put a blank plate in place of the pull out cup holder (who really uses that other than the folks that have the front row bench, anyway?)...that would get you room for a few more.
It's not so much that I want a lot of switches, just that I want very fine control of what's getting activated. Like driving lights. I don't want one switch that turns them ALL on. I want enough switches or positions so I can turn some of them on, most of them on AND all of them on. There's 3 positions for just "one" function. I have the same problem with the "side" lights. I need "Left Side", "Right Side" AND "All". The strobes are a whole 'nuther problem. Then there's all the "basics" like the onboard compressor, High Idle, Radios, Winch, Tow/Backup Lights and entertainment system...
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So the on-off-on switch can do two different functions.
Stewart