Some details on the cup holder I recently shared (see below)

You can buy them from a lot of places online, but here is some ebay listings.
On both sides of the car, the below plastic cover is clipped over the top of your two dash speakers

As it turns out the folding cup holder I had bought for my S2000 fit perfectly over the speaker cover, which got me thinking how I could mount in this space. With limited tools available I tried to use parts that already existing rather than fabricating new mounts / brackets.
After trying to remove the plastic speaker cover I learned the clips are quite strong, so I decided to heat the plastic and bend it so that it'd be flat enough to mount my cup holder on. See below.

I had originally wanted to try glueing the two plastics together but after that failed the first test, I decided to utilise the 6 pre-drilled holes the cup holder provided. See below.


I was pretty happy with how things were looking so I bought some grey plastic paint & painted the whole setup - they grey isn't quite right so I may try match that better at a later date.
The Cost : About $6 for the cup holder online
The result : A functional & pretty tidy looking cup holder.

You can buy them from a lot of places online, but here is some ebay listings.
On both sides of the car, the below plastic cover is clipped over the top of your two dash speakers

As it turns out the folding cup holder I had bought for my S2000 fit perfectly over the speaker cover, which got me thinking how I could mount in this space. With limited tools available I tried to use parts that already existing rather than fabricating new mounts / brackets.
After trying to remove the plastic speaker cover I learned the clips are quite strong, so I decided to heat the plastic and bend it so that it'd be flat enough to mount my cup holder on. See below.

I had originally wanted to try glueing the two plastics together but after that failed the first test, I decided to utilise the 6 pre-drilled holes the cup holder provided. See below.


I was pretty happy with how things were looking so I bought some grey plastic paint & painted the whole setup - they grey isn't quite right so I may try match that better at a later date.
The Cost : About $6 for the cup holder online
The result : A functional & pretty tidy looking cup holder.

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