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Not the latest or greatest lol but I use this one and works really well.
Solid mount and holds the newest iphone fine
Amazon product ASIN B085CD27GQ
Solid mount and holds the newest iphone fine
Amazon product ASIN B085CD27GQ
GA Architect
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X2 on the RAM mounts....I have several in my rig. They are very useful and can configure to most any mounting option you might need. The one below is a bolt mounted unit for my Sniper screen.
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I also have a few suction bases to mount to the windshield in different vehicles to hold my phone when needed for road maps.
I also have a few suction bases to mount to the windshield in different vehicles to hold my phone when needed for road maps.
Not for 40's, but these are the bougiest and are for specific Toyotas:
Toyota Phone Mounts & MagSafe for Tacoma, Tundra, RAV4 | Offroam
Offroam designs and makes phone mounts specifically designed for Toyota. Custom-fit solutions for Tacoma, Tundra, RAV4, 4Runner and Land Cruiser. MagSafe and Universal Phone Holders, iPad Holders. Designed for a trip around the world or around the corner.
getoffroam.com
That's what I use as well.
Clamp on the grab bar for a tablet and maps, smaller one using a existing hole in the dash for my phone.
rkymtnflyfisher
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I keep it in my pocket, no need to use my phone while driving a 40.
77mustard40
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Agreed, two hands on the wheel in a 40. My phone goes here…
1973-1978 40 Series Double Cup Holder – BH3D Printing
www.bh3dprinting.com
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I use my 40 as a daily and work vehicle so it’s fairly necessary for me to have my phone available
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Good for you man
While I'm tripping back in time in my '75 I like to leave my phone plugged into the jack on the kitchen wall. It has a range of 6 feet
Didn’t know they made a magnetic one. Cool.
fyton2v
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This is the best thing I could find for an iPhone. The mount is from ProClipUSA and the charger is Apple's MagSafe charger, sold separately. The mount is attached to a small bock of wood, which allows for some extra air space and makes it easier to reach. I'm pretty sure a 1970's Toyota engineer knew we'd need a place to attach a phone phone mount as that extra hole in the dash is in a good spot. It gets power via a marine USB-C charger that I spliced into the radio circuit, and then hid that in the glove compartment. This keeps the charger from draining the battery when the accessory circuit is off.
