Complete Performance Custom Cup Holder - 1992-1997 Ford F-Series & Bronco

Custom Cup Holder (1992-1997)

Introducing our Custom Cup Holder, specially designed for OBS Ford vehicles manufactured between 1992 and 1997. This innovative accessory seamlessly integrates into your truck's interior, providing a convenient solution for holding your beverages while on the go.

Key Features:

Custom Fit: Designed to perfectly fit vehicles produced during the 1992-1997 period, ensuring a seamless integration with your car's interior layout.

Retro Aesthetics: Paying homage to the classic design elements of that era, our cup holder adds a touch of nostalgia to your vehicle's interior while offering modern functionality.

Sturdy Construction: Crafted from durable materials, our cup holder is built to withstand daily use and provide reliable support for your drinks.

Easy Installation: With its retro-fit design, installation is a breeze, requiring no modifications to your vehicle's interior. 

Adjustable Size: The cup holder is adjustable to accommodate various cup sizes, allowing you to securely hold your favorite beverages in place during your travels.

Enhanced Convenience: Say goodbye to spills and fumbling for your drinks while driving. Our cup holder keeps your beverages within easy reach, allowing you to stay focused on the road ahead.

Upgrade your classic ride with our Custom Cup Holder and enjoy the perfect blend of vintage aesthetics and modern convenience. Order yours today and experience a more enjoyable driving experience.

Features:

• Injection Molded For Perfect Fit
• Contoured Base to follow original cup holder design
• Recessed opening to accommodate cup handles
• Quick Easy Install
• Black Finish

Fits:

• 1992-1997 F-Series with 40/20/40 seat setup

Includes:

• Mounting Hardware
• Drill Bit

Optional:

• Silver Cup Insert
  
  
• Black Cup Inserts

Review by Garrett Mazon

I purchased the Complete Performance Custom Cup Holder for the 92-96/97 F-
series trucks with the 40/20/40 seats. Initial inspection of the cup holder was good.
It is sturdy, and made from ABS plastic injected into a mold, that gives a smooth
finish without any rough edges. It also allows each holder to be identically made.
The cup holder fits into the opening of the current cup holders, and is supplied with
5 screws, and a properly sized drill bit. I wasn’t too keen on drilling the holes, so I
left the cup holders without the screws installed. It stayed in place fairly well,
however a little bit of double sided tape would secure them good enough if you
didn’t want to drill the holes in you center console. You could use very thin Velcro if
you wanted them removable.
The height of the holder is the key; it retains the correct diameter for larger cups, or
tumblers, but also retains a recess for a handle if your larger cup or tumbler has a
handle that’s up high. The height of these holders keeps your drink from tumbling
over, which you don’t want your tumbler to do!
There is an option for the inserts that go inside this cup holder. I purchased the
black inserts. They are made of aluminum and pressed into shape, and are very thin
so they don’t take up much room inside the cup holder. The inserts provide a nice
visual touch that makes it look more finished. Depending on your style, you can get
coated black aluminum, or uncoated aluminum inserts. If you don’t travel with a
cup the same diameter size of the insert, I would suggest leaving the inserts out or
above the rubber ears until you need them if you opt to purchase them with the cup
holder. It allows you to retain the factory rubber ears inside the console to hold
your drink from moving around in the cup holders if you leave them out completely,
and if you let them set on top of the rubber ears, it keeps the rubber ears from bent
out of the way permanently. With the inserts installed, the cup you’re using can
slide around in them if it’s a lot smaller than the insert itself.
Overall, if you’re tired of holding your drinks in the cup holders of your OBS with the
40/20/40, then this is a good upgrade. I just wouldn’t drill the holes, and I’d use
good double-sided tape that was on the thinner side.