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Apr 11, 2007 | 11:27 PM

#11

jx3

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From: Miami

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Originally Posted by hhrcrafty

Buy a big travel mug.

Only problem is that it won't hold my insulated coffee mug with the handle.

I seem to have the same problem........

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Apr 12, 2007 | 07:59 AM

#12

rockNroad

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From: harrisburg pa.

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Originally Posted by jx3

I seem to have the same problem........

That cup look to big to work with my fix.

rNr // mike

Apr 12, 2007 | 08:04 AM

#13

jx3

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From: Miami

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Originally Posted by rockNroad

That cup look to big to work with my fix.

Just going with hhrcrafty's advice.

Quote:

Originally Posted by hhrcrafty

Buy a big travel mug.

Guess that's a little overboard.

Apr 12, 2007 | 08:05 AM

#14

Black Rose

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From: Ottawa, Ontario

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Originally Posted by jx3

Just going with hhrcrafty's advice.

Guess that's a little overboard.

Big travel mug...bladder buster...close enough

Apr 13, 2007 | 07:37 PM

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hhrcrafty

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From: The Show-Me State

It's funny. When I first bought my car, I had a strict no-food-in-the-car policy. Especially after a co-worker spilled a little cola on the passenger seat. Now that I'm putting damn near 500 miles a week on the car with my new job, I've got food wrappers and two or three travel mugs all over the beast.

Never really noticed the cupholders before, but now I'm really glad I bought a car with comfy seats and a good suspension. Now if my computer could rip clean mp3's off my CD collection for my iPod, I'd be set!