noahsmom24
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My father drives a Ford Bronco as one of his main vehicles "he has 3" and I need a seat for ds, I'm at work right now but does anyone even know if this is a possible install? I'd think there aren't even any pre-drilled holes for this year or model vehicle. I'm trying to figure out a seat for his vehicle. I'm putting back money and will get a big chunk back from Financial aid from school that I plan to get ds new seats with. I had planned to give gpa ds's regent, but it expires this march.
What should i do if there are NO pre-drilled holes? I can't completely justify buying a Frontier for his vehicle as little as he's in it, but he won't be in a booster in his vehicle's either.
Also, any seat suggestions for my 42.5" tall, 16.5" torso and 44-46 or so lb4yr old for Older vehicles? Besides the Frontier..which is still an option, maybe a used one could work? But are there any other seats I might be missing.
What should i do if there are NO pre-drilled holes? I can't completely justify buying a Frontier for his vehicle as little as he's in it, but he won't be in a booster in his vehicle's either.
Also, any seat suggestions for my 42.5" tall, 16.5" torso and 44-46 or so lb4yr old for Older vehicles? Besides the Frontier..which is still an option, maybe a used one could work? But are there any other seats I might be missing.
The 1985-1990 Bronco models are listed as having 3 drill dimples in the cargo floor. Rather than a Ford tether anchor retrofit part number, the LATCH manual notes to use a generic tether anchor kit obtained from a child restraint manufacturer for all retrofittable locations in the Bronco, and to see the owner's manual for installation instructions. ETA: This seems to jive with the previous post's cited info. as well. 
