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Anyone thought of this before??? I just picked up a Saab interior in order to replace my front seats. As I was about to chuck the rear seats away, I spotted a double cup holder in the arm rest. I was able to remove the cassette quite easily and on brief examination it would appear to be the right fit to slide into the dash just under the drivers side vent. Obviously this would mean cutting into the dash but I am sure with a bit of jiggery pokery it will fit snugly. Anyone else thought of this? [attachment=1]Image0340.jpg[/attachment

Cracking idea which saab ?

Now watch the availability of these vanish overnight....

The one in the front of my A6 is the same albeit single.

I've just bought a Golf and wanted the double cup holder in the back for junior, looking for them on Fleabay and the average price is about £20 delivered!

The front one's slightly cheaper, about a tenner, and very similar to the Saab in size and shape ... plus it keeps the VW lineage

Oh yeah ... someone been reading on here? http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/vw-audi-campervan ... 439e656574" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

if you could get that for a tenner then happy days

tis a nice idea, and looks sweet too !

Hadn't seen the e bay ad until now ... point is if you are buying Saab interior for your bus then don't chuck away the cup holder... mind you I still have to work out how to fit it ,, the T25 dash is real hard work to cut into .... plasma torch anyone???


This came from a Saab95 (S Reg)

What a fab idea....

I must admit it drives me nuts whenever I drive a car without a cup holder.....sad but true....

Golf Mk4 one is a great 2 cup setup. Cut the hole and slot in.

I've been looking for this sort of device ever since driving my mum mental playing with the one in her Saab, slide out, slide in, slide out, slide in... pleasing

Maybe not as plush as a Saab/VW stock part, but how about this?

http://www.cbsonline.co.uk/swing-out-cu ... 2059-p.asp" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

At least people will have somewhere to put their coffee whislt waiting for the AA/RAC

What you want to do is fit them at an angle of 30°, so that it's nice and level when you're being towed....