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Great cupholders!

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posted by  Janet on  Wed Sep 3 18:26 CST 2003
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They do look nice, think I will get some in tan for my 240 wagon. It says that you can mount them to the door panel, what method is used to mount them? It will sure beat putting a can into the front part of the door pocket, any small drink ontainer only fits in part way and sticks up quite far, if you need to wind the window down (I have hand cranks) you really cannot!






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