![]() |
|
|
|
#1
|
|||
|
|||
W126 Cup holder - A little different approach
I've been trying to find the perfect cup holder for my w126s since I bought the first one a couple of years ago. I didn't want anything that would attach permanetly so that limited my choice. I hated everything I tried. Then I was doing a search on the forum and someone metioned Fischer as really high quality, German made product, I followed their link, liked what I saw and ordered two on the spot. They shipped quickly and the cup holders are top, top quality.
I live in a small town, work from home and most trips are pretty short, but when we travel, or drive the 100 miles to Chicago to see my kids and grand kids I really want a cup holder. I just don't want it in the way when I don't need it, which is most of the time. I studied the Fischers for a week and finally came up with a solution that works really well, for me at least. ![]() I used 3M Super Strength Moulding tape to stick them together in what would be the vertical mounting position. ![]() When folded out they form a nice stable base. ![]() But when folded up they tuck nicely at the back of the console tray, leaving most of it open for whatever . . . ![]() When needed I lift up the arm rest . . . ![]() Slide it forward . . . ![]() For one cup you can open the front one . . . ![]() Or both will make it a little more stable. As you can see the arm rest will fold down even when both are open, though to use the back one you'd have to raise it. ![]() Even though the cup holders are just resting in the console tray and do move around a slight amount, I've never had a spill, even with both fully loaded. Then when you don't need 'em . . . ![]() They're tucked out of the way but instantly available.
__________________
2000 Mercedes S500 1990 Mercedes 560SEL 1970 Triumph Spitfire |
Bookmarks |
|
|