Date: Sun, 14 Sep 2003 12:19:45 -0500 From: "Walt Kienzle" <wkienzlenopsam.net> Subject: Re: help me need cup holder !!!!!!!!!
The oversized "regular" is rather new here too (either that, or I am rather old). The sizes of drinks started getting larger to justify the high prices that were being charged. I still can't understand how some people can bring themselves to spend nearly US$5 for a cup of coffee, even if it is very large. "Johannes H Andersen" <johsnopsamfitter.com> wrote in message news:3F649BD6.1CA6B0C9nopsamfitter.com... > > > Walt Kienzle wrote: > > > > That item fits into a standard DIN slot, but it has extra mounting hardware > > to secure it. It is a Ford (US) part that was used on the 1986 through 1995 > > Taurus models. The problem with this item is that if the cup is large, it > > will get in the way of the radio controls. > > > > About your comment about "its a conveyance", I agree. I use my cup holder > > to safely store the overpriced drink I bought during lunch which was too > > large for me to finish. That, and the policy of US fast food restaurants > > giving free drink refills during your stay at the restaurant. Everyone I > > know refills their drink before they leave because the offer expires as soon > > as you walk out the door. The most secure way to transport it is in a > > cupholder. > > I was really surprised of the cup size of 'regular' coffee you have over > there. But we have now inherited the US style cardboard wrapper insulation > to prevent any effect of the temperature on your hand when holding the cup...
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