In the summer, my wife and I like to stop at our favorite take-out stand by the lake.... here is a snack shelf that I just built for the burgers and fries.

It sits perfectly level in the dash... with no wiggle movement at all.... there are no screws that hold it to the dashboard... it just sits in place and is easily lifted out when not in use..





Jim

 

lo1... Is that linoleum? That's pretty functional.

 

As an avid burger afficionado myself, I am quite impressed! hahah Neccessity really is the mother of invention! How about a napkin dispencer?

 

LOL..... yes Mike..... that is a piece of the inlaid that we had installed in our kitchen last week.... it does the trick as far as I am concerned....

Jim

 

LOL...That's cool! If you always go to the same place, you should attach the menu to the slanted, verticle section.

 

Here is another pic of it when it has been removed...



Jim

 

When not eating, you can always put on some socks and slide on it... hehehe

 

not bad for function...it would look cooler if it matched the interior though...some places sell interior black paint that would blend it in some.

 

movin' to ICE......

 

Very clever!

 

Hey That a good option to send into Scion.com ... Think about it.
Food and Fun all in the same Box.

 

That is so sweet! That is a clever mod, I might have to borrow that idea!

 

pretty nifty.
be careful not to hit the horn when you lean
over for a bite. =)

 

Looks good,But I just have to know what the console is on the work bench behind it.


Scott

 

ugly as hell but good function... you should glass one

 

That is one of the weirdest "mods" i've seen in a xB. Why not just get one of those VIP style tables that Oratoro sells? It would look much better.




Or you can skip all that and bust out with one of these.

 

Man, that's nice! Great purpose and functionality!

But how am I supposed to put my beers on that when I'm driving!?! The cops are going to see them!

 

Scott,

As in a lot of workshops, I have a lot of assorted nuts and bolts, so I built a Bolt Checker... I can determine the bolt or nut size, and the threads per inch by threading an unknown nut onto one of the bolts, or using one of the nuts on the board to find the size of an unknown bolt.







Jim

 

Jim it's cool that you're into making gadgets, now you need to get your wife to give you tips on how to match it to your car.

Interesting idea though, not really something I personally would want to haul around in my car...I mean I don't want to encourage anyone to think it's "ok" to eat in my boom box ;)

 

The shelf is OK, but this rules!!!