Notes on Child Seats including the $500 Porsche Junior Seat
#17
Racer
Thread Starter
Convertibles have way less room but easier access. My daughter pointed at the 997TTS when my parents were around and said "I really really like this car. It's really really fast!"
#18
BRITAX Marathon Clicktight is perfect, and just bought my second one for $249 shipped from eBay. Wife took the first one but she’s not my wife anymore! Had to get another seat. My son loves that seat and loves the 911 rides. I offered a LATCH seat up front which he refused, and he’s still light enough to ride in the back. He doesn’t mind getting back there at all since the Fabspeed stereo sounds so good......
#21
Intermediate
I use this for my girlfriends 5 year old. Once they outgrow the car seat, this is a great option.
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#22
I have the Britax Clicktight in my Outback. Great seat!
I also have MiFold's for my F450, and when we travel. These things are easily transportable.
http://www.mifold.com/
I also have MiFold's for my F450, and when we travel. These things are easily transportable.
http://www.mifold.com/
#23
I have the Britax Clicktight in my Outback. Great seat!
I also have MiFold's for my F450, and when we travel. These things are easily transportable.
http://www.mifold.com/
I also have MiFold's for my F450, and when we travel. These things are easily transportable.
http://www.mifold.com/
#25
My 7 year old sits comfortably behind me in his high backed booster. My 5 year old sits behind the passenger seat because he has a tendency to kick the seat back in front of him.
I'm 5’10” as well. Admittedly, the seat is a little closer than I’d like, but still quite comfortable.
I'm 5’10” as well. Admittedly, the seat is a little closer than I’d like, but still quite comfortable.
#26
I'm unsure about the bubble bum and other boosters in the back seat of cabs and here's why. As far as I can tell there isn't an active restraint system for the rear seatbelt, (and maybe that's a good thing) but one is dependent on the gravity/motion system to lock the rear seat belt which may not be that tight at the time of an accident. It seems that it would be easily possible for a child to be ejected in this situation. Spending $250 or $500 to ensure the safety of a child is a no-brainer.
#27
Porsche Junior booster is 250ish$ at Sonnen.
https://www.sonnenporscheoemparts.co...sa-95804480291
I’m buying this and the airbag deactivation bar/kit for front seat. Child is 38lb and 4’ and change now..... Depends on the statute in your state but when it’s 110f in the summer that back seat gets zero air and it’s loud back there.....
https://www.sonnenporscheoemparts.co...sa-95804480291
I’m buying this and the airbag deactivation bar/kit for front seat. Child is 38lb and 4’ and change now..... Depends on the statute in your state but when it’s 110f in the summer that back seat gets zero air and it’s loud back there.....
Last edited by ALEV8; 07-22-2018 at 04:12 PM.
#28
I have the Britax Boulevard w/ Clicktight and it's perfect for my almost 3 year old. I had the Clek Fllo which we used in my last car, which was a great seat, but I couldn't get it installed securely in the 997. The Clicktight feature is awesome.
#29
I have the Nuna Rava in the backseat and works pretty well for my 3 year old. I had to remove the bottom seat pad to get it to work and cut out the latch in the back for extra security.
What I love about the Nuna Rava is how easy it is to install in the car, and how good it looks also.
What I love about the Nuna Rava is how easy it is to install in the car, and how good it looks also.