Its a very traditional design for a wood box actually.... Great asthethics and function. I remember making those in 6th grade wood shop...good little school....pittsburgh. Along with alot of other very simple.... yet complex pieces. Is the bottom piece flush with the sides....routered in. Maybe Al's my old wood shop teacher Jerry Joseph....dude was rad.
I am Al. I am glad you liked it. I actually tried to PM ryan but gave up when I couldnt insert a pic of what was coming in the mail. Al
way to go... bravo... I'd hate for the boss to spill anything on the way to Jalopy Journal World HQ I am presently whipping up a console/cup holder for my Buick. I see a 24 hour drive in my future....
Awesome cupholder Al...and great thing you done. I'd really like to call ya a brown-noser...but I'm not gonna!!! Seriously tho, that was a cool cupholder and a great jesture.
Nice work Al...cool and clean...you don't know how many hours I have spent rearranging the letters to your name trying to solve this mystery for the boss... ALL CHEAK HALL CAKE CAKE HALL ETC.
That's some cool shit dude! I made one that doubles as an arm rest. You just turn it over and the cup holders are on the other side. I'll post some pic's when it's done...
Al Thats cool . You did good Cup holders in hotrods are almost a necessity if you drive them a lot. i can't tell you how many times i have split a soda in my roadster from hitting the brakes or turning to quick. I found a dual unit at Manny Moe and Jacks that is black like the carpet and is very hard to see if you don't know it is there. No more spilled soda
Hey Ryan, that was my cup holder you saw up in Ohio two years ago in my 32 5W, It really works great, Thanks for posting. Nice work Al!
Here'show I did mine. I use an insulated cup. I put velcro on the bottom and just stick it on the carpet. Works good, doesn't spill, very cheap.
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