Suitable for holding my drink while swapping back to my proper license plates.
Yes :)
Yes, it has a whole picnic or utility work table!
In reply to WonkoTheSane :
WonkoTheSane said:Yes, it has a whole picnic or utility work table!
Yes to one of those, too. :)
I've owned a few that had two diving boards, three ashtrays, and zero cupholders.
Yup, mine's got FOUR of them!
Those headlight buckets make great cupholders, tool holders, and more.
I'll spare you a photo of dirt and pollen, but as long as I keep the rear hatch of my Fit closed, I'd say I have enough space for a hoagie, a drink and even a bag of chips.
Tyler H said:I've owned a few that had two diving boards, three ashtrays, and zero cupholders.
and two of those ashtrays were for the kids in the back lol
In reply to Tony Sestito :
Nice pic and is that Betty's Neck in Lakeville?
In reply to imgon :
Thanks, and yes it is! Great photo spot, unless the wannabe cop in the Toyota Tacoma comes up and asks if you have a permit to shoot pictures. Yes, that's happened to me multiple times there.
Exterior cupholders? How quaint. Can your car become your table?
Bottle opener, too!
I maintain that the original Jeep's popularity and success were largely because of its effectiveness as a portable map- and picnic-table.
the whole exterior of the Accord is one. The flat dash works well too
Do beer bottle & can rings on every flat surface count? No way I'd do that with paint like David's, but mine are all painted various shades of stress-free patina and Maaco.
I only know about bottle openers. The door jamb strikers on BMW E30s are perfect. The bumper brackets on pre-75 Fiat 124s also are properly designed with bottle cap removal holes.
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