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  1. 15th July 2006, 05:29 PM #41
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    egad! Cupholders in a Land Rover! My old series 2a would have rolled over and died at that thought!
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  2. 17th July 2006, 08:09 AM #42
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    I know - but back in those days there was a distinct shortage of drive-thrus.
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  3. 17th July 2006, 09:40 AM #43
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    and coffee either came out of the 'coffee and chicory essence' bottle, or a nescafe jar......
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  4. 17th July 2006, 10:51 AM #44
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    Steel clip on cup holder

    Somewhere, sometime - I have seen a reference to someone selling steel cup holders (specifically made for Feders) that clip onto the dashboard lip. They even have different versions for different kinds of dash lip.
    But I didn't save the reference - and now google isn't helping much. Anyone know where I can find these now ??

    Oh - and I did look at replacing the cubby box with a "nice" StoreCaddy steel one complete with from cup holders, lock etc from Mobile Solutions in the UK. http://www.mobilestoragesystems.fsne...tore-caddy.htm They are priced ok 174 pound (exc VAT for export) for the deluxe model - but the postage is the killer .... 110 pounds per cubby !! And they sadly don't have an Australian distributor.

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  5. 17th July 2006, 11:16 AM #45
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    I've seen these in various magazines from several UK distributors. It looks like a Tuffy centre console which is actually manufactured in the States and distributed by several UK accessory places (eg. Exmoor Trim) with slight modifications such as Landrover genuine fabric on the armrest.

    I'd be interested to see how much a box direct from Tuffy would cost landed here.
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  6. 17th July 2006, 11:22 AM #46
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    Actually, I stand corrected, Exmoor Trim have their own security cubbys - not the Tuffy ones. I think the Exmoor ones look nicer anyway.
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  7. 17th July 2006, 12:17 PM #47
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    Quote Originally Posted by solmanic
    I know - but back in those days there was a distinct shortage of drive-thrus.
    Then again, with the rough ride of the series 2a the cups would need a seatbelt to hold 'em in!
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    Just a word of warning to anyone who has a 110 county with 200tdi conversion, (or am i the only one!!), I brought one of these items for my county and it doesn't fit! , for some reason the distance between the bulkhead and the seat box is not great enough for this item to fit.

    Question: Has anyone with a genuine 200tdi defender fitted one of these?

    However, it fitted my Dad's V8 county nicely which made him very happy

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  9. 18th July 2006, 08:07 AM #49
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    The description for these said only for 300tdi and TD5... hopefully someone will have a solution for you

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  10. 18th July 2006, 12:08 PM #50
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    tam242 wrote "Just a word of warning to anyone who has a 110 county with 200tdi conversion, (or am i the only one!!), I brought one of these items for my county and it doesn't fit! , for some reason the distance between the bulkhead and the seat box is not great enough for this item to fit.

    Question: Has anyone with a genuine 200tdi defender fitted one of these? "


    A mate of mine fitted one to his '92 200tdi. It fits well, but needed some coaxing with a heat gun to bend in the right places.

    His aulro name is brendanb if you want to pm him for a photo or instructions.
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