You'll notice that that handsfree device is made to fit into a standard drink holder. I'm not too sure that it would be the best spot in your car (I drive with my left hand on the steering wheel and the right on the gear selector usually and even an empty drink holder makes it a little uncomfortable.)

Anyways, get yourself one of these http://www.pro-fit-intl.com/Adobe/PT-50-92%20.pdf (for pics see here http://www.pro-fit-intl.com/Adobe/PT-50-95.pdf ) and attach a phone holder. No damage to your vehicle as far as screws in the dash and it'* at an optimum viewing angle.

We have sales tax in Oregon. 0%!

That cupholder attachement comes off by simply unscrewing it. I'm actually now looking at the driver'* side B pillar as a possible location for the handsfree speaker. POSSIBLE. Still playing around. I have no plans to put it in the folding drink holder. That Pro-fit device is a neat idea, but looks like it would interfere with the glovebox. It does give me a couple other ideas though.

No interference at all with glovebox, air bag, passengers limbs, etc. They actually put some thought into the designs. We use them all the time for permanently installed car kits.

You got any pics of them installed? I'm still looking for the best phone holder. I'm tempted to go after one of the magnetics.

[quote="willwren"]We have sales tax in Oregon. 0%!

8.25% where i live.

[quote="aviator327"]Oh yeah? 15% in total in Ontario. 8% provincial, 7% federal :(

Typically we don't take pictures of sucess stories. Only if a vehicle was damaged during the install. The best I could do is the Pro Fit install instructions. Sorry.