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Is it mounted between the shifter and the seat but on the seat? I have my idle control mounted on the floor in that location.
I bought my truck over a year ago and still haven't found a good cup holder solution. I find myself drinking out of plastic bottles all the time. It would be nice to have a nice cup of coffee instead sometimes. Something for a boat or RV? I have a bench seat in my rig.
Any ideas?
Thanks
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I hade a really nice set up in my for f250 before switching to to 40/20/40. It was a factory ford cup holder that mounted to the front of the seat. I'll see if I can a friend still as the truck.
Any ideas?
Thanks
[/QUOTEI hade a really nice set up in my for f250 before switching to to 40/20/40. It was a factory ford cup holder that mounted to the front of the seat. I'll see if I can a friend still as the truck.
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I bought my truck over a year ago and still haven't found a good cup holder solution. I find myself drinking out of plastic bottles all the time. It would be nice to have a nice cup of coffee instead sometimes. Something for a boat or RV? I have a bench seat in my rig.
Any ideas?
Thanks
Any ideas?
Thanks
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Here's how they look from the outside.
This is the plate that mounts on top of the rocker panel, under the door when it's closed. You can see the tops of the two carriage bolts that go through.
Here is the bottom. The two bolts with nuts on them are the carriage bolts, the smaller ones are sheet metal screws that go up through under the door sill. I might take out the screws and put small bolts in later if it feels too flimsy. The screws are just there to keep it stable, not to hold any weight.
This is the plate that mounts on top of the rocker panel, under the door when it's closed. You can see the tops of the two carriage bolts that go through.
Here is the bottom. The two bolts with nuts on them are the carriage bolts, the smaller ones are sheet metal screws that go up through under the door sill. I might take out the screws and put small bolts in later if it feels too flimsy. The screws are just there to keep it stable, not to hold any weight.
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Evan, I have the exact same steps on mine. I had them on front and back, but the first time i went off road the back two got snagged on a rock and were obliterated... so just be careful when you go off road, or you'll have some nasty dents where the brackets mount up... lol
