Can someone tell me what seats they've successfully used to get three across in the rear bench of a minivan? We're going on a road trip next weekend with friends = three forward facing seats + one rearfacing. I'm hoping to get 3 seats in the back bench (2006 Grand Caravan with Stow n Go). If anyone has been successful with this please let me know - I can FF on passenger outboard and centre seat and RF will have to be driver side outboard (due to tether locations, centre seat by factory and I'm adding to passenger side outboard).
The seats I have on hand are:
True Fit
Eddie Bauer Elite (no base, model is a couple of years old)
Nautilus
Evenflo Triumph
And I think the seat my friend has that we can use are either two Evenflo Titans or one Titan and one Alpha Omega.
I really don't want to have to purchase a different seat as four seats for two kids is as excessive as I can have without DH getting annoyed, and I just dished out $150 for the part to add the second rear tether. I can do two seats in the back and have an adult sit, but the back bench is rather uncomfortable and it would be too squishy so I'd rather have a middle captains seat available for the third adult (3 adults, 4 kids).
Thanks for any suggestions - I don't have much free time this week to spend reconfiguring carseats.
Pam.
The seats I have on hand are:
True Fit
Eddie Bauer Elite (no base, model is a couple of years old)
Nautilus
Evenflo Triumph
And I think the seat my friend has that we can use are either two Evenflo Titans or one Titan and one Alpha Omega.
I really don't want to have to purchase a different seat as four seats for two kids is as excessive as I can have without DH getting annoyed, and I just dished out $150 for the part to add the second rear tether. I can do two seats in the back and have an adult sit, but the back bench is rather uncomfortable and it would be too squishy so I'd rather have a middle captains seat available for the third adult (3 adults, 4 kids).
Thanks for any suggestions - I don't have much free time this week to spend reconfiguring carseats.
Pam.