What did we do before cup holders?
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WFarm
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I’m confused….Are you saying your trucks didn’t come with factory cupholders? 
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hey mister
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Nope.
Bench seat stock.
hey mister
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I can remember driving to work with a cup of coffee setting on the floorboard.
And if some remember, some of the insulated coffee cups were shaped like a pyramid and some were weighted.
But folks were a bit more robust back then & able to drive for a hour or two without "needing" a beverage in order to survive the trip.
And if some remember, some of the insulated coffee cups were shaped like a pyramid and some were weighted.
But folks were a bit more robust back then & able to drive for a hour or two without "needing" a beverage in order to survive the trip.
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I like the floor cup holder so my lady can still sit next to me. The only advantage of a bench sit.
