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Old 08-24-2007, 09:07 PM   #1

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Default New seat for my son

I know it's not boating or Mariah related, but the lucky sucker has a better seat than I do now!
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    Now that's riding in style! Recaro makes awesome seats.
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    If they made 'em big enough i might consider getting rid of my driver's seat
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    That boy will be spoiled! When he gets out of that thing and sits in a regular car or truck seat, he's gonna think...."man, these seats suck!"
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    Does it match the exterior or interior of your boat ?? (hehe just kidding!)

    Nice looking seat tho. They have to have them now-a-days or you face some steep fines. Nothing like what we all went through when we were kiddies.
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    Nothing like what we all went through when we were kiddies.
    Yeah, like lying down in the back window of my parents car as we travelled.
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    Does it match the exterior or interior of your boat ?? (hehe just kidding!)

    Nice looking seat tho. They have to have them now-a-days or you face some steep fines. Nothing like what we all went through when we were kiddies.
    Not the boat, but it does match the interior of my QX56! I got a second one for my wife to match the interior of her A6. It's the only way I could convince her that we needed a Recaro baby seat instead of the standard issue Britax that she was eyeing up.
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    215Talari, congrats on the new seat. As a law enforcement professional, I have had training on the correct methods of installing child seats. I know it seems silly but over 90% of people install child seats incorrectly in their vehicle. By incorrectly installing the seat or child in the seat can cause serious injury to the child even in a 35 mph collision. It is not the parents fault because most car seat manuals don't give good details. Most law enforcement agencies have a certified person to inspect child safety seats and we are happy to provide this service. If you would like, I can give you some basic information for your application but I would need details on how the seat is installed (forward or rear-faceing), and how the seat is secured to the vehicle.

    Again congrats. I have three kids and there is nothing better.
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    Does it come witha helmet? Nice seat!!!
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    215Talari, congrats on the new seat. As a law enforcement professional, I have had training on the correct methods of installing child seats. I know it seems silly but over 90% of people install child seats incorrectly in their vehicle. By incorrectly installing the seat or child in the seat can cause serious injury to the child even in a 35 mph collision. It is not the parents fault because most car seat manuals don't give good details. Most law enforcement agencies have a certified person to inspect child safety seats and we are happy to provide this service. If you would like, I can give you some basic information for your application but I would need details on how the seat is installed (forward or rear-faceing), and how the seat is secured to the vehicle.

    Again congrats. I have three kids and there is nothing better.
    Thanks Vic!

    It's rear facing right now since my son is only 7 months old, and I am using the LATCH system that is installed in the car. Pretty straight forward installation and the seat actually came with really well thought out instructions (yes, I can admit, I read the directions)

    Any advice is always appreciated so by all means, fire away!

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