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I agree with the recommended Ultimate Cupholders but while your waiting for those to come a medium Chic-Fil-A cup works good. Quality styrofoam keeps drinks cold for hours.
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If I remember, a certain someone fiddling with see trough engine covers, proposed a cup holder solution (we are patiently waiting.)
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Looks like two ultimate cup holders are in my future. Thanks everyone.
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I don't know about you guys, but I've been fairly happy with the large (dual) pop-out holder in mine. Believe the 911 got it in 2003 in addition to the 986.
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Thanks for the tip, just ordered 2, a lower shelf and upper climate control trim. Stock "can holders" are coming out!
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I started thinking ( uh oh ! ) about the OEM cup holders. I find that when I use my smartphone for GPS it works perfect but gets warm/near hot. I'm thinking about fabbing a " puck " out of aluminum that will fit into the cup holder. The puck would have a groove cut into it. In that groove would be a flat plate positioned either vertical or canted back at a slight angle. Onto that plate would be some kind of device to either hold my phone or a conventional GPS. With the AC on the cold air would hit the back of the plate and cool the electronic device. Anyone done this ? I think it's a decent idea, I for one don't care for sticking a GPS on the glass with suction cup and this solution brings the device closer to your sight line. I'll have to see what I can come up with.
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The Boxster is a drivers car so drinking and eating are Verboten!
You can however have a smoke with the top down doing 200kph on the autoban.;) Its also nice of them to arrange the afterthought drink holders so that they are sure to spill on your expensive electronics. Its better to use an IV bag hidden in the rear shelf if you need to remain hydrated on long trips.:eek: The lack of amenities is the sure sign of a real sports car:D |
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2001 was the first year for cupholders in the Boxster, and I think the center dash design was the same in 02. They feel flimsy and are not effective to "hold" cups when accelerating. Depending on the restaurant or gas station, they will do adequate for up to 20 oz cups, but the cup may be held by the circumference rather than the bottom. Bottled water, in my experience, will not fit. DBear |
w00t!!! all parts arrived, 30 minutes later I have ultimate cupholders, two cubby's in the lower half and the climate control above the radio... WHERE I CAN ADJUST IT!!! :dance:
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It seems like the location of the upholders plus the rather stiff suspension vibrates the carbonation out of a soda in 30 minutes or so.
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Never used the cup holders, never will. :)
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http://i.ebayimg.com/t/Porsche-boxst...SpIyv/$_35.JPG Sometimes it gets in the way of the HVAC controls (above radio) but I can't say I've ever had a dripping issue outside of condensation. Generally I drink my soda too fast to be an issue. :D Also, have a GT3 console bin delete. |
No cup holders here...worthless and a plastic water bottle fits just fine wedged by the passenger seat adjuster.
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