Hello all.
Can anybody please recommend a child seat for the back of a 68 two door saloon with static belts.
The child in question is 12months old and 20Ib in weight ,a wee dot.
many thanks.
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Basically, no we can't. You should take your car to a store that sells a range of seats and try some.
The reason: It has to be a seat that fits your car and the particular state of the seats, and you have to be absolutely happy with the way it is secured. I could recommend the Maxi Cosi Priori that we have, but if you can't reliably fit it then it's nogood to you.
I would say this, however: consider fitting inertia belts. Fitting a car seat with sufficient belt tension is a real struggle with static belts, as I've found in the front of my saloon. We have iniertia belts in the Trav and fitting the seat is massively easier.
The reason: It has to be a seat that fits your car and the particular state of the seats, and you have to be absolutely happy with the way it is secured. I could recommend the Maxi Cosi Priori that we have, but if you can't reliably fit it then it's nogood to you.
I would say this, however: consider fitting inertia belts. Fitting a car seat with sufficient belt tension is a real struggle with static belts, as I've found in the front of my saloon. We have iniertia belts in the Trav and fitting the seat is massively easier.
Jim - New Forest, the Wiltshire bit
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We've got an umbrella-fold pushchair that just about goes in the boot, but I haven't got the wooden floor in mine.carlhiley wrote:Thanks Jim, have tried a maxi cosi it fits like a glove.
now to find a push chair that fits the boot
You might need a short-fold model like the Quinny Zap. Mothercare did one that folded as small, and we saw a really small travel pushchair from Safety1st.
Jim - New Forest, the Wiltshire bit