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YOUR RESEARCHBaby seat for the rear
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I've even got a pic of it installed after replying to a similar thread on PH!
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Have just moved up to the next seat that uses the 3 point seatbelt.
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Again, a tight fit we are now using a Maxi Cosi Rodi XR
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Hi All.
My friend wants to fit a baby seat to the back of the car, we searched on here the results and tried his Maxi Cosy Priory which is one seat mentioned that would fit. However it did not.
Is there a seat out there that fits in the back that would ensure that the passenger in the front (who is 6' tool) can sit quite comfrotably? The baby is 18 months old.
cheers
Dejan
I think your best bet is to go along with the car to a shop which has a good range of seats and get them to try some.
They are trained, and will know if a particular seat fits OK.
FWIW, the Porsche Prince fits fine, but they are rare, and some don't like the say they secure the nipper. Personally, if its good enough for the TUV, that's good enough for me!
Your mate isn't going to take kindly to being called a Tool Dejan!
He can take the car to an out of town world of Mothercare and try various seats in before you buy. The Mamas and Papas pro-tec works well in the 997 - although mine is in the Audi with the Porsche seat in the Porsche
I used to use a Mamas and Papas pro-tec in the back of my old 996, they fit very well, I probably only ever used it twice and now it's just gathering dust in the play room as it doesn't fit in the new car. Perhaps I should think about selling it ... :?:
I've even got a pic of it installed after replying to a similar thread on PH!
The Maxi Cosi Tobi is an good alternative. This has a much narrower base than than many other seats. It is tight, but has worked fine for us for the last 18 months.
The Tobi also has straps that spring out of the way when uncliped. This avoids them twisting and getting stuck under your little one.
Have just moved up to the next seat that uses the 3 point seatbelt. Again, a tight fit we are now using a Maxi Cosi Rodi XR
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