Mustang's and Car seats
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Mustang's and Car seats
So I will be the proud owner of a 2015 Mustang and I have 2 grandchildren (Coolest Grandpa EVER!) do any of you put car seats in your Pony and what do you do to protect the leather from not only the car seat but the plethora of food and beverage that will make it's way to the seats.
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I have had one in my car for almost 3 years now (Infant and Toddler). Leather holds up pretty good and I usually take the seat out once every couple of months to get a nice cleaning underneath...
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I would agree with you except these are my granddaughters we are talking about and they get special privileges that no one else gets ;-)
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I have used the Recaro and Chicco seats in my car. They both suck to maneuver, but I put a towel under the base before strapping it down. I typically just use the seatbelt versus the LATCH system, since the seatbelt is a lot easier to use. This weekend I'm going to try our Chicco without the base...the seat itself can be strapped down without the base and I think the contours of the seat will fit better in the deep bucket of the Mustang rear seat. The base doesn't fit well because it is flat. I need to roll a couple towels up and place them in the deep well of the Mustang seat so the base lays flat.
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I have used the Recaro and Chicco seats in my car. They both suck to maneuver, but I put a towel under the base before strapping it down. I typically just use the seatbelt versus the LATCH system, since the seatbelt is a lot easier to use. This weekend I'm going to try our Chicco without the base...the seat itself can be strapped down without the base and I think the contours of the seat will fit better in the deep bucket of the Mustang rear seat. The base doesn't fit well because it is flat. I need to roll a couple towels up and place them in the deep well of the Mustang seat so the base lays flat.
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Oh I have the Recaros in my car...and we have the Recaro baby seat. Two of them actually lol
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I have used the Recaro and Chicco seats in my car. They both suck to maneuver, but I put a towel under the base before strapping it down. I typically just use the seatbelt versus the LATCH system, since the seatbelt is a lot easier to use. This weekend I'm going to try our Chicco without the base...the seat itself can be strapped down without the base and I think the contours of the seat will fit better in the deep bucket of the Mustang rear seat. The base doesn't fit well because it is flat. I need to roll a couple towels up and place them in the deep well of the Mustang seat so the base lays flat.
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That's sweet. I'm not a grandparent yet, but when I am, I'm sure the "rules" will change. When mine were little, I always just put towels under the car seats. No problems that way.
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My Mustang is not my main car. I just put a booster seat in there connected via the latches. Its nice cause you just lift the front up and vacumme under the seat.
Leather takes a beating from spills and cleans up fast. I have tan leather in my DD and even lollypop goup cleaned right off with a little effort.
Cloth I would use a towel. Boosters are safe as they use the cars seat belts to restrain the child. Just make sure the kids are tall enough for the booster.
Leather takes a beating from spills and cleans up fast. I have tan leather in my DD and even lollypop goup cleaned right off with a little effort.
Cloth I would use a towel. Boosters are safe as they use the cars seat belts to restrain the child. Just make sure the kids are tall enough for the booster.
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My Mustang is not my main car. I just put a booster seat in there connected via the latches. Its nice cause you just lift the front up and vacumme under the seat.
Leather takes a beating from spills and cleans up fast. I have tan leather in my DD and even lollypop goup cleaned right off with a little effort.
Cloth I would use a towel. Boosters are safe as they use the cars seat belts to restrain the child. Just make sure the kids are tall enough for the booster.
Leather takes a beating from spills and cleans up fast. I have tan leather in my DD and even lollypop goup cleaned right off with a little effort.
Cloth I would use a towel. Boosters are safe as they use the cars seat belts to restrain the child. Just make sure the kids are tall enough for the booster.
Memory foam mats is the way to go,
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I would put a towl under the seat. I have a two year old grandson, he hasn't been in the Mistress yet, but he calls it "go fast car!"
The worst part is getting the seats in.. it bad enough you have to be a contorsionist to get into the backseat just to clean the rear window, setting up and anchoring the seat is something I am not looking forward to!
The worst part is getting the seats in.. it bad enough you have to be a contorsionist to get into the backseat just to clean the rear window, setting up and anchoring the seat is something I am not looking forward to!
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