When I take mine into the Town & Country (with a hump over the
instrument panel) I have found two things of help:
1) the bendable legs can be formed to about any place you want the
thing, and
2) I use the 3M Command strips to hold it in place.
The Command strips are easily removable, but real sticky while they're
in position. And the combination of the strips and the formativeness of
the three-legged base makes a good combination.
For me.
Jeffrey Kaplan wrote:
> Hello, J Messeder.
>
> On Wed, 11 Apr 2007 23:35:29 -0400 you said:
>
>
>> I don't know what car you drive, but ... I use the three-legged RAM base
>>
>
> Mazda 6. There isn't a truly flat and level surface anywhere usable on
> the dash.
>
>
>> (http://www.gpscity.com/ram-279-non-skid-base.htm)
>>
>
> Friction mounts won't work for me, I need either adhesive or
> "installed" mounts. Otherwise, it WILL go flying across the car. I
> was thinking of this one
> http://www.gpscity.com/item-garmin-auto-base-adapter/autobaseadapt.htm
> if I can't find a place for the plate that came with, since I've
> decided that the ProClip solution wouldn't work for me.
>
>
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