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07-24-2015, 01:28 AM
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For reference: Here is the console I'm working with.
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If you need cup holders in a 4runner, you don't need a 4runner. That being said, I'll give you an A+ on your efforts. Lot's of folks riding in my rig ask where the drink holder is, I ask if their hand is broken.
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07-24-2015, 02:47 AM
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Mine has a cupholder. I call it "baby", as in, "Here baby hold this for a sec. And you'd better fasten your seat belt for this..."
The 1st gen cockpit is pretty cramped. The ebrake is under the dash, so I think the best place for a cupholder would be where the armrest console is. There's not really room next to the shifters without it sticking way out into the passenger footwell, and things sticking out when you're bouncing around a trail are bound to get broken.
The automatic and five speed consoles are different, but I don't think the dimensions are any different. There's also a difference depending on whether the truck has rear heat. I don't think there was ever a 2WD 1st gen, at least not in the States. There were 2WD pickups with the same body style, maybe that's what your source is thinking of.
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Originally Posted by MT Tatman
If you need cup holders in a 4runner, you don't need a 4runner. That being said, I'll give you an A+ on your efforts. Lot's of folks riding in my rig ask where the drink holder is, I ask if their hand is broken.
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+1 on the armrest console. It's pretty small, and there's not much space in it, so I personally don't really put anything in it. I think some type of rubber dual cup holder that's in the armrest console would be really cool. You don't see it until you open it up, or you could just take the top part off. I can post a pic of the console and measure it if you want.
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Originally Posted by MT Tatman
If you need cup holders in a 4runner, you don't need a 4runner. That being said, I'll give you an A+ on your efforts. Lot's of folks riding in my rig ask where the drink holder is, I ask if their hand is broken.
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Lol, everyone who rides with me always complains that I only have one cup holder, I always say the same thing, "You've got hands"
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For reference: Here is the console I'm working with.
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I'm not modifying the shifter surround. Instead,
(1) I relocated Console switches to dash (where drinks will not get spilled on them, and
(2) I'm turning the center console insert into MY cup holder. Need to do resin/fiberglas work to make it pretty...
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Thanks for all the comments guys. I did look into mounting the double cup holder on TOP of the console lid. I have an 80 series double cup holder that mounts in that spot. I set one of my doubles on top of 1st gen console and the lip of the cup holders was right at my elbow. Definitely not going to work there. The 80 series console is WAY wider and far enough out that it doesn't come close to the driver. I had to toss that idea. I didn't even think about the cup holder going inside of the console. I will definitely look into that. Any pics of the automatic center console? Need to now how much adjustability I need to mount a cup holder on both or if I need to make two entirely different cup holders. Here is the single with cell phone holder for the 3rd gen sitting in the place where I think I could mount the same one but with the contours off the 1st gen. Please ignore the rough outer edges. I had just snapped off the 3D printing feet but had not sanded and acetoned the print yet. You can see the above pics for reference on a finished print.
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There were a couple reasons why I thought that spot above was the best spot for a single. It allows full movement of the seat; which is super important on a 1st gen with only two doors and a rear seat. It also clears both shifters. The pic above has both shifters as far to the right and forward as possible. It does impede a tad on the passengers legs but NOT the driver which is most important. I think a double inside the console and the single hanging off the passenger side edge would be the perfect solution. That way the front two passengers have a place for their cups and the back row has at least one spot. I will need to wrap up this current design and then go back and borrow the back 1/2 of the console with the storage area/lid. Hopefully I will have both designs wrapped in the next week or so. I will get some pics up for feedback. Definitely want the 1st Gen crowd feedback before I finalize either design.
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I like it! Im using a cheap walmart cup holder that jams between your seat and the center console, but instead I shoved mine into the map holder in my door. It works fine but I occasionally smack my knee into it which gets irritating. Ill definitely be in for one when you get the final design up!
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Looking forward to this. I need one, and thanks for making the effort.
That location will work for me.
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Still looking for a pic of the automatic center console bezel. Anyone got an auto and willing to snap a few pics? Also, is there any differences in the manual and automatic bezels over the 1st gen years?
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Originally Posted by KidVermicious
Mine has a cupholder. I call it "baby", as in, "Here baby hold this for a sec. And you'd better fasten your seat belt for this..."
The 1st gen cockpit is pretty cramped. The ebrake is under the dash, so I think the best place for a cupholder would be where the armrest console is. There's not really room next to the shifters without it sticking way out into the passenger footwell, and things sticking out when you're bouncing around a trail are bound to get broken.
The automatic and five speed consoles are different, but I don't think the dimensions are any different. There's also a difference depending on whether the truck has rear heat. I don't think there was ever a 2WD 1st gen, at least not in the States. There were 2WD pickups with the same body style, maybe that's what your source is thinking of.
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What about models with 3 shifters?
And no, the travesty of the 2WD 4runner didn't occur until the 2nd Generation.
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What about models with 3 shifters?
And no, the travesty of the 2WD 4runner didn't occur until the 2nd Generation.
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3 shifter? Got a picture of that? I have seen a few trail rigs with the dual cases and the 3rd shifter but not a factory 3rd shifter option. Definitely need to see that. I'm trying to make something that can fit all options for the 1st gen. Still looking for the auto console pic as well.
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