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NO MORE TRYING TO DRIVE AND HOLD YOUR DRINK OR CHASE IT WHILE IT ROLLS AROUND ON THE FLOOR, THE CUP HOLDER HAS EXTREMELY STRONG MAGNETS SO YOU CAN MOUNT IT JUST ABOUT ANYWAY YOU WANT.
I wonder how it would work/look attached to the metal dash in a dentside?
That looks exactly like the cup holder from Harbor Freight on the side of my toolbox.
toyota landcruser 1988 never came with a cup holder and i do like a giant slurppy from 711 made this took all of 5 minutes on my way out to my property at 4 30 one morning lol
That looks exactly like the cup holder from Harbor Freight on the side of my toolbox.
Looks to be exactly the same, apart from the HF one being red. Oh, and the HF one being $9.99, and the ThoseMilitaryGuys one being $26! Rip-off merchants!
The magnets are on the back, not the bottom, so I don't know how they expect to mount it? Is there enough metal on the front of the seat base frame atop the hump to attach it there? If the holes are only big enough for cans, then probably not a lot of use for a lot of people, though.
Looks to be exactly the same, apart from the HF one being red. Oh, and the HF one being $9.99, and the ThoseMilitaryGuys one being $26! Rip-off merchants!
The magnets are on the back, not the bottom, so I don't know how they expect to mount it? Is there enough metal on the front of the seat base frame atop the hump to attach it there? If the holes are only big enough for cans, then probably not a lot of use for a lot of people, though.
I think people are attaching it to the dash not the floor or seat
It works OK. My wife prefers it (to the one I have on the floor) for her tea. It is meant for a perfectly vertical surface (like a tool box side). It does prevent the glove box from being opened but is easily removed.
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