I have a 4 door... It's a ghey blue Commonwhore (Holden Commodore for you US folk).
That is now becoming the tow-car.
My new daily is a 2 door
That is now becoming the tow-car.
My new daily is a 2 door
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No more Excells... ICK ICK ICK!!!!!!!!! Sam is keeping the one we have at the moment as his daily, and will drive it till it dies.
Ian... NO NO NO!!!!!!!! Not EVER going to happen!
No to the MR2... The little one needs to be able to fit in the back
No to the MR2... The little one needs to be able to fit in the back
LilMissMkIII;1165804 said:Ian... NO NO NO!!!!!!!! Not EVER going to happen!
No to the MR2... The little one needs to be able to fit in the back
Do we have this 2 door in the states?
Until the child is 9kg or 70cm long, they must be restrained in an ADR approved rear-facing baby seat, which is to be anchored to a mounting point (which is compulsory in all vehicles from 1995 onwards - most cars had them anyway).
When the child is heavy or long enough, they must be restrained in an approved forward facing child seat, also to be anchored to the mounting point.
I have a convertible seat for Chloe that is orange and black and looks like a mini racing seat
When the child is heavy or long enough, they must be restrained in an approved forward facing child seat, also to be anchored to the mounting point.
I have a convertible seat for Chloe that is orange and black and looks like a mini racing seat
LilMissMkIII;1165832 said:Until the child is 9kg or 70cm long, they must be restrained in an ADR approved rear-facing baby seat, which is to be anchored to a mounting point (which is compulsory in all vehicles from 1995 onwards - most cars had them anyway).
When the child is heavy or long enough, they must be restrained in an approved forward facing child seat, also to be anchored to the mounting point.
I have a convertible seat for Chloe that is orange and black and looks like a mini racing seat
We have very similar regulations around here, but not in my homeland. Then, i would shoot with Soarer, or Cobalt. I tried to put rear-facing baby seat in my MKIII and it didn't fit. It might be a Tiburon (Coupe) but very unlikely. Although, if i did fail, I'm very interested which 2 door you found to be comfortable enough for a rear-facing baby seat. I'll need to put 1 more baby seat very soon, so, it's interesting.
Already have a JZZ30 Soarer out the back... It's not running, but so far as I can tell, the rear-facing seat fits comfortably.
We did try the rear-facing seat in my MkIII, and it did fit, however I wouldn't have been able to carry a passenger.
Cobalt? We don't have those over here as far as I know, and you wouldn't catch me dead in a Tiburon!!!!!
This daily will accommodate my daughter in a forward-facing seat, as she is just about ready for that
We did try the rear-facing seat in my MkIII, and it did fit, however I wouldn't have been able to carry a passenger.
Cobalt? We don't have those over here as far as I know, and you wouldn't catch me dead in a Tiburon!!!!!
This daily will accommodate my daughter in a forward-facing seat, as she is just about ready for that
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