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DSL
Member Since: 11 May 2006
Location: Not here ^^^^ :(
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  Can maybe be ar$ed a bit.
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Dave
Member Since: 08 Mar 2006
Location: Andover
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Robbie wrote:
I use these too - but mine are grey and silver to match the interior trim!!
No, thats not sad at all 
(My exterior is cairns blue thats why I dont have red ones anymore)
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Chaz
Member Since: 20 Sep 2006
Location: Preston
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I have one from Wollworths, has a big handle on the side, rather like a hook. The cool thing is you can keep either the mug in the holder or hook it onto the side of the holder.
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neophyteguy
Member Since: 30 Jan 2008
Location: South Melbourne
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In the name of resurrection: The stepped cup holders (MY08 at least) are removable. The stepped section removes so that us Americans can buy a 1.25 liter drink (2 for $5) as opposed to buying the $3.80 600ml bottle. This should create myriad of choices for those looking for the perfect cup.
Pretty funny but when I was looking at the D3 before we bought, the sales guy pointed this out to me..........He certainly knew how to sell to us yanks!
I am also fond of the bottle holder on the doors as they are perfect for that bottle of wine (which is of course not opened until our destination is reached). Picked up my new MY08 Stornaway TDV6 SE late Feb. FULLY STOKED! Thanks in advance for all the advice/tips you guys have shared on here!!!!!!!!!!!!
1976 Kombi - Bob
1961 Karmann Ghia - Audrey
1968 Wife-HOT!
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Rob Bruce
Member Since: 18 Jun 2006
Location: Canberra
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Bottle holder in door holds the fire extingusher, drinks belong in the fridge  where they are kept cold and can easley got at when needed, which seems to be quite frequently, but only with someone else driving
Or if it is Red Bull the driver needs lots of this stuff if its a long distance, but not too much or your eyes may pop out 
Rob
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neophyteguy
Member Since: 30 Jan 2008
Location: South Melbourne
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I was wondering where the fire extinguisher went...........A bit of a problem with the coldies being to close. I like beer. I like to drive. I dont drink and drive. Best bet is to keep the fridge and the beer in the back. Of course mpg l/100km comes down significantly when I know there is a cold beer at the next stop Picked up my new MY08 Stornaway TDV6 SE late Feb. FULLY STOKED! Thanks in advance for all the advice/tips you guys have shared on here!!!!!!!!!!!!
1976 Kombi - Bob
1961 Karmann Ghia - Audrey
1968 Wife-HOT!
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blowpipe
Member Since: 07 May 2009
Location: lightwater
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Just tried a standard Guardian 1kg extinguisher in the passenger door bottle holder. Not a good fit, too tall and loose. Anyone know of an extinguisher that will achieve a snug fit there?
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Bushwanderer
Member Since: 27 Nov 2007
Location: Sydney, Australia
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Hi Blowpipe,
I think that (powder) extinguishers should be stored horizontally.
Best Wishes,
Peter The Bearded Dragon
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caverD3
Member Since: 02 Jul 2006
Location: Sydney
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D3 door holders are designed to take champagne bottles.  "A society that will trade a little liberty for a little order will lose both- and deserve neither"
Thomas Jefferson.
TDV6: Adaptive Headlights, Electronic Rear Diff, ARB Bar, Blaupunkt Speakers, JVC Powered Subwoofer, Removable Snorkel, Mitchell Bros Tow Hitch, Pioneer After Market Head Unit, Zenarc Touch Screen, In Car Sub-notebook, GPS Anntenna, Steering Wheel Control Adaptor, Remote Adjustable Supension Rod System, Taxside Dual Battery System.
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oldsalt
Member Since: 15 Dec 2009
Location: Melbourne
Posts: 131
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Navigator
Member Since: 17 Mar 2010
Location: I was on the road to Nowhere, but must have taken a wrong turning . .
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Bushwanderer wrote:I think that (powder) extinguishers should be stored horizontally.
The powder compacts over time, especially with vibration, and becomes too solid to be blown out when needed.
Vertical storage compacts the powder more easily, but whether you store it vertical of horizontal it should be taken out and given a good shake, including turning it upside down a few times, on a frequent basis. At least every service interval, but preferably every tank fill.
Well, you DO want it to perform when requested, don't you? 
Land Rover - Making mechanics out of drivers since 1948.
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blowpipe
Member Since: 07 May 2009
Location: lightwater
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Thanks for the tip on extinguisher storage chaps. Mine is presently ambling around the back section, every now and again re-tucked under the far rear seat belt. Normally ends up in the pit beneath the third row of seats, so the shaking element seems to be achieved!
Like to get one of those nice silver Starbucks mugs, but as this thread is a few years old I guess that it's obsolete by now 
Just done a bit of a search, looks like the Starbucks one is no more and the Berghaus one is let down by dodgy build quality, in that the handle snaps off at will. Anyone come up with recent options?
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