do you have cup holders?

[Johnny Danger]

Originally Posted by JTP

Some people spend significant cost and go to extremes to shed weight off their Boxsters yet they want cup holders and add pounds to their bodies by eating fast food. I will never understand.

That's precisely why I posted my "Winter Workout" thread earlier this week !

http://986forum.com/forums/showthread.php?t=27831

[JTP]

Originally Posted by Johnny Danger

That's precisely why I posted my "Winter Workout" thread earlier this week !

http://986forum.com/forums/showthread.php?t=27831

That video gave me nightmares...

[Johnny Danger]

Originally Posted by JTP

That video gave me nightmares...

It could have been worse. I could have posted Barbarella .

[Mike_Yi]

No. I do not have a cup holder (to get to 10 characters).

[stateofidleness]

while I do have the "no food or drinks" policy on mine, I have a crack-like addiction to Rockstar energy drinks and usually consume one on the way to work or on longer drives.

Oddly enough, aluminum cans fit PERFECTLY in the seat moving handle of the passenger seat (between the seat and the handle).

Nothing has spilled yet!

...seriously though... no one else gets drinks

[eightsandaces]

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I do have the "no food or drinks" policy on mine




I applaud this, I like it, we should develop a plastic pocket card like a 747 with a quick summation of passenger riding etiquette. Of course that might lead to the inevitable road miles, in flight shopping magazine and run you a few $$.

[DerrickCaracter]

Originally Posted by JTP

Some people spend significant cost and go to extremes to shed weight off their Boxsters yet they want cup holders and add pounds to their bodies by eating fast food. I will never understand.

I have a very high metabolism and an active job.

[RandallNeighbour]

I have them for my 986, but only put them on the car when on long trips. I find that passengers rip it out of its pin holes with their knees getting in and out of the car, even after I tell them to watch their motions carefully.

It's a stupid design, really. Quite the afterthought for the silly Americans who feel the urge to drink beverages inside a moving vehicle. That's so not-German!