[DeTomaso] Cup holders - Pantera content

[Christopher Kimball]

I bought a cupholder from a boat store.  It is a little square that sticks wherever you'd like it to be located, and then opens to be a cupholder.  I stuck mine to the passenger-side of the console, so that I can reach it by reaching over the console, or the passenger could use it, too.  I have it positioned so that the base, when folded down, rests on the floor, so the stickum doesn't have to support the weight of the drink.  When finished, it folds up nicely and blends in with the black vinyl.
http://www.iboats.com/Folding-Boat-Drink-Holders/dm/cart_id.299449017--session_id.146091724--view_id.731314  (the one I used is third down from the top)

Sincerely,
Chris


> From: lotus0005 at hotmail.com
> To: detomaso at realbig.com
> Date: Tue, 13 Nov 2012 03:23:55 +0000
> Subject: [DeTomaso] Cup holders - Pantera content
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> In the December issue of "Car and Driver" magazine, there are several reviews of cars, and the issue of cupholders comes up more often than one would think.  In reviewing the $66,000 Porsche Boxster, the comment is made:  "Only the cup holders disappoint."  So, it's OK to talk about them in regards to Panteras.  Being that some of your cars are driven on the road, how do you handle the "Yes, there are no cup holders in a Pantera" problem?  I've tried the squeeze the container between my legs technique.  I've done the "screw-top" type of plastic bottle.  I've even done the, "Honey, can you hold this for me?" routine.  Thanks, Bill 		 	   		  
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