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TRCM 02-05-2007 06:52 PM

I have the smoothie for my 97, but the ones in the dash do work pretty good IF you remove the lower swing down bars. Remove them, and a McD's cup fits very well.....just don't hit any good bumps until your halfway done with the drink.....and don't let the drink sweat..........hmmmmmm

maybe that's why I only use them for unexpected food runs during wrenching sessions for more than 2 people.

jester1542 02-05-2007 07:43 PM

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I used some black tie wraps and made two small holes on each side of the cup socket. I then threaded a tie wrap though the hole and then clipped the end off another tie wrap before sliding the locking end over the one end that had been routed through the hole. I then covered it all with hot glue to keep everything in place.

mamm7215 02-09-2007 02:24 PM

the little corners on my '02 cupholder broke where the middle arm comes down and attaches to the actual holder tray. I used a fiberglass repair kit, cut 4 triangle corners from the mesh, mixed the epoxy up, sanded the plastic a bit, placed the resined mesh on the corners to refab and let dry. Then I drilled a hole through to match to old hole so the nubs could grab from the bottom tray and FIXED. Plus the fiberglass corners will outlast the rest of the truck, probably.

StevenAg03 02-09-2007 02:43 PM

someone show a picture with this smoothie installed?

Big Smoky 02-10-2007 01:33 PM


Originally Posted by DodgeCowboy (Post 1337981)
http://www.genosgarage.com/images/SMOOTHIE-9802.jpg
http://www.genosgarage.com/prodinfo....-SMOOTHIE-9802

About the only way to fix a cup holder. It mounts right in front of your center console

Yep, the Smoothie is the only cup holer fix. I hate the ones on the floor because you have to reach down to get them and there are only 2 on a 4wd 5spd. I love it and wouldn't drive anywhere without it.

sodbuster03 02-12-2007 03:59 PM


Originally Posted by mamm7215 (Post 1347597)
the little corners on my '02 cupholder broke where the middle arm comes down and attaches to the actual holder tray. I used a fiberglass repair kit, cut 4 triangle corners from the mesh, mixed the epoxy up, sanded the plastic a bit, placed the resined mesh on the corners to refab and let dry. Then I drilled a hole through to match to old hole so the nubs could grab from the bottom tray and FIXED. Plus the fiberglass corners will outlast the rest of the truck, probably.

Thanks thats the kinda solution I was looking for, Allready have smoothie but little things like the factory cup holder falling in the floor just bugs me.

VADSLRAM 02-13-2007 07:40 AM

Mine finally self destructed and broke the little plastic ears that held it in. Elmers(?) make a fiberglass epoxy patch paste, that and a short piece of plastic pipe from the hobby store and I can almost stand on the thing! no more dropped drinks:D I fixed the sunglass door in the overhead with a piece of spring steel and that stuff also. I'd use it on the dash but it's a cream/white color and would look even more ghetto then the cracks on my grey dash.

Joe Diesel 02-13-2007 07:47 AM

I relocated mine & did a slight modification to mine [laugh]
https://www.dieseltruckresource.com/...1installed.jpg

next on my list is the broken sunglass clip .... who knows what I'll do there [duhhh]

VADSLRAM 02-14-2007 12:25 PM

NICE WORK JOE!!!
is that wood or glass?
and do you run a pirate radio station out of there too?[duhhh]

Joe Diesel 02-14-2007 12:28 PM


Originally Posted by VADSLRAM (Post 1356969)
NICE WORK JOE!!!
is that wood or glass?
and do you run a pirate radio station out of there too?[duhhh]

pirate radio station [laugh] [laugh]
-na its wood & i've been too lazy to finish it off with grey leather


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