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Now im getting the hang of reducing the pics... here are more as promised. There are some showing the child seat install... note how the seat well make a gret place to store toys, books and old snacks.
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POST 2Original post
Welcome Part2!
POST 3Original post
I like all the kid's toys in the back.
POST 4Original post
Park in the shade when the top is down! Nice!
POST 5Original post
Welcome. If you need a track seat, it looks like you could take the kiddy seat and bolt it to the drivers side. Appears to have good support and a 4 point harness. JK. Glad you are here, nice pics. Watch the toys under your feet; they can really screw up an otherwise perfect heel-toe into a nice turn........
POST 6Original post
BTW, how did you secure the seat to the car? I know how tight it is there with the seat belt. I had to remove the seat cushings to get the child seat even slightly tight
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The girl in Right Start showed me how to secure it. Lock the seat belt by pulling to engage the inertia brake when it looks lik there is about 2" between the buckle and the lock. hen put your knee in the bottom of the kids seat and push really hard until you can just engage the seat belt buckle. Its quite hard to get this with the right belt length and the buckle lock is burried between the central console-bit and the kid seat, so it difficult to get your hand in there. Of course it much easier with the top down. I removed the bottom cushion too, just so i didnt damage it, but it fits fine with this on too. Riad: Just be glad you dont see the old cheetos and goldfish crackers between the toys... some on this board would have a heart attack to see the mess the little one makes :-)... but it will always vacuum up and the car was meant to be used.
POST 8Original post
You have to train the kids right from the start...no foods or drinks in daddy's race car...only in mommy's truck...but kids, don't tell mommy I said so....
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Well its hard to reason with a 2-year old who is just learning to talk... He even wants to drive :-)
POST 10Original post
Is that the Porsche child seat?
POST 11Original post
Doc, welcome again. I have a 3 year old that just loves to ride in daddy's car also. It's much better to have those toys handy than to suffer the consequences of a bored child. I have a Britax Marathon that I must say doesn't fit all that well. When he hits 4, I'll switch to a Starriser or alike.
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