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pm26 Senior Enthusiast

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the aluminum trim is one of the reasons i bought the all terrain to begin with! looks much better than the wood grain IMO

 

Actually fake woodgrain. Real burlwood looks quite nice. I had it in several Mercedes cars.

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the aluminum trim is one of the reasons i bought the all terrain to begin with! looks much better than the wood grain IMO

 

I love the stance of your truck. I have to get mine looking like that.

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WOW, I ordered my real live fake-burl wood plastic cutholder unit on Wednesday and it came today. Two days, from Houston to Portland, Oregon must be some sort of record.

 

This online seller I ordered from is Conquest Auto. They weren't the cheapest, but return was not a problem. http://www.conquestauto.com/product_p/25912889.htm?click=2

 

Several of the E-Bay azzwipes said "Don't even bother ordering this if you have any questions about it being the right fit. NO RETURNS." That attitude cost them my order. It never pays to insult the buyer.

 

The first two photos are of the original black plastic cupholder unit.

 

 

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And below are the are the photos of the new cupholder unit in place.

 

 

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All in all I am very pleased with the transformation. I think that it makes the interior of the truck look much more luxurious than the cheap bucket that comes standard on these trucks.

 

 

I have to agree, I think it looks great. I think I will have to look in to that. Is the color an exact match to the bezel around the stereo?

426ted Enthusiast

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It is a bit of a pain in the ass that the cup holders are not removable for ease of cleaning; you have to pull the whole bloody thing to throw it in the sink.

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I have to agree, I think it looks great. I think I will have to look in to that. Is the color an exact match to the bezel around the stereo?

 

As far as I can tell it matches the stereo surround exactly.

 

 

It is a bit of a pain in the ass that the cup holders are not removable for ease of cleaning; you have to pull the whole bloody thing to throw it in the sink.

 

This is the biggest draw back. I guess if someone tends to spill or doesn't wipe them down regularly they are a big pain. I used to throw the other ones in the sink with dawn soap if they got any kind of sticky drink on them, but now I can't. I just find myself wiping them down when I wipe down the rest of the interior (every other day).

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Anybody have any feedback as to whether this All Terrain cupholder will fit in an 07 Yukon XL?

I went to gmpartsgiant.com and when I keyed in my VIN to check compatibility with my truck it came back saying it wouldn't fit. :(

 

I'd like to add this as I'm tired of the huge black bin.

Any assistance would be appreciated.

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I am pretty sure that it would fit. I think that the problem that you are having is that the part is actually for a Sierra, but the Yukons have the same cut-out for the bin as the Sierras do

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Turbo 810...

 

Does the brushed metal finish match the other brushed accents on your truck....ie: ac center vent, horseshoe shaped brushed piece under radio in center?

 

Thanks.

 

Mine showed up today. I like it much better.
sshoureas Enthusiast

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It is a bit of a pain in the ass that the cup holders are not removable for ease of cleaning; you have to pull the whole bloody thing to throw it in the sink.

 

The rubber liner comes out of the cupholder portion for cleaning ... you don't have to take out the whole assembly from your console for cleaning ...I have an AT and clean the rubber liner all the time. It's simple.

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Turbo 810...

 

Does the brushed metal finish match the other brushed accents on your truck....ie: ac center vent, horseshoe shaped brushed piece under radio in center?

 

Thanks.

 

Mine showed up today. I like it much better.

 

 

 

Mine is an LTZ. So I have the wood grain. The cup holder matches the wood grain and not the brushed finish. Sorry I can't help you out.

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