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Post by 1ol74charger4me on Aug 29, 2015 8:55:47 GMT -5
Made this a long time ago out of a piece of PVC I found along the road. It has worked out very well so I thought I would share the design with everyone. The holder is simply a piece of 5" PVC,18" long, capped on one end with a small hole drilled about 5" down through one wall of the pipe. The reason for this access hole is to allow you to insert a long Phillips screwdriver through to drive a drywall screw with a small washer on it through the PVC into the surface behind. Besides holding it to the wall, it gives you a pivot point to turn the holder upside down to drain it if the funnel residue accumulates to require it. I usually let the funnels drain into my waste can onto a rag for awhile before I put them in there and after 6 years found very little in the bottom. This is long enough for a trans funnel and I just stack the others in the top according to size. I put a rag in the top one to seal them from dust but always spray them out before use with some carb cleaner anyways. Simple, cheap, works well and made in the USA. For the Pinterest group, this could be painted, stickered or decorated with shell macaroni to coordinate with your choice of decor. Make one or a dozen for family and friends.  |
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Post by Deleted on Aug 29, 2015 13:18:27 GMT -5
Great idea. Have you thought about a patent?
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Post by Deleted on Aug 29, 2015 14:17:56 GMT -5
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Post by Bob on Aug 30, 2015 4:24:58 GMT -5
made in the USA. For the Pinterest group, this could be painted, stickered or decorated with shell macaroni to coordinate with your choice of decor. Make one or a dozen for family and friends. I almost spit out my morning coffee laughing at this. But it does fit in perfectly with our rapidly becoming a less-than Manly Stanley society. Think I'll go crochet or knit myself a comforter to fit my rear package tray. Somthing in a teal or azure, I'm thinking. Or maybe a fuscia ? Not spelled right, I know, but no matter the spelling, it will show the world that I am a sensitive 71 Charger driving kind of guy.. |
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Post by Deleted on Aug 30, 2015 5:21:52 GMT -5
made in the USA. For the Pinterest group, this could be painted, stickered or decorated with shell macaroni to coordinate with your choice of decor. Make one or a dozen for family and friends. I almost spit out my morning coffee laughing at this. But it does fit in perfectly with our rapidly becoming a less-than Manly Stanley society. Think I'll go crochet or knit myself a comforter to fit my rear package tray. Somthing in a teal or azure, I'm thinking. Or maybe a fuscia ? Not spelled right, I know, but no matter the spelling, it will show the world that I am a sensitive 71 Charger driving kind of guy..  |
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Post by robertsrt on Sept 22, 2015 15:38:34 GMT -5
I almost spit out my morning coffee laughing at this. But it does fit in perfectly with our rapidly becoming a less-than Manly Stanley society. Think I'll go crochet or knit myself a comforter to fit my rear package tray. Somthing in a teal or azure, I'm thinking. Or maybe a fuscia ? Not spelled right, I know, but no matter the spelling, it will show the world that I am a sensitive 71 Charger driving kind of guy.. LOL!!! |
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I have two similar ones at my car club and something like this one in my garage 