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YOUR RESEARCHBritax Booster Seat
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My 87 only had lap belts and they can not be used with these types of booster seats.
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Works great, much more convienent to remove the back and just use the regular seatbelt as is (my 6 year old) or use the strap attachment for the belt
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When you use the seat does the passenger seat have to be pushed all the way forward?
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Works great, much more convienent to remove the back and just use the regular seatbelt as is (my 6 year old) or use the strap attachment for the belt
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For those looking for a good booster seat (currently on clearance too!) that fits in the back jump seats of 911's...
http://www.babyuniverse.com/pro/baby...onialBlue.html
I bought one for my daughter last year and works great. The seat bottom is adjustable so that you can make "slim" to fit the contour of the 911 seat bottom. Just picked up another for my son....though he won't use it for another year.
When you use the seat does the passenger seat have to be pushed all the way forward?
Good deal on this seat, I've been looking for one that fits correctly.
Thanks
What a deal at $80. For those who don't recognize it .... this is the Porsche OEM seat that was phased out just about the time I bought mine in late 2004.
Including the airbag deactivation bar, the discount price I paid was $380 + tax.
It is a great seat, fits in the back, and converts to a booster seat by removing the back when your child grows a little. With the back removed, it is a really good fit in the rear seat. In combination with the low harness anchor point height in the cab, and the contour of the 996 rear seats, this booster by itself amounts to a good, cocoon-like toddler seat in the rear.
Here is an even better deal for you guys:
I bought this same seat last year at babycatalog.com. They have them on sale right now for 59.99 (free UPS shipping). Here is a link:
Britax Seat
Yes,
I have 2 of the Britax Starriser booster seats. I have in the past put them both in the back of my 1999 996 when I had that car, and now occasionally put them both in the back seats of my twin turbo when I want to take my kids for a ride. They both fit fine in the rears.
I realize this isn't a 944 forum, but does anybody know if this booster seat fits 1983 944 ?
How much leg-room is left for the kid when the backrest of the booster seat is used?
