My sister has a '94 Ford Taurus Wagon. She has a Regent passenger side, rf Marathon, and then behind her she is going to put something for her baby to be. I gave her a Graco SS1. It fits...kind of. It moves a little when the door shuts, not a lot. And she can't get it out without moving her seat up everytime. Would a different infant seat work or a convertible? Any ideas? Thanks.
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what do you think will fit?
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Any way to take the Regent out of the mix? Would a Maestro work, or even a Nauti?
Yeah, I think she should stick with the infant seat she has and instead replace the Regent.
Nauti might work. My dn is 50 pounds and almost even with the second slots down on the Regent, so maybe not. She told me today that she got my other sister's Radian installed in that same spot. She said her seat was where she wanted it and everything. And of course there was plenty of side to side room. But I'm thinking it wasn't reclined to a 45 needed for a newbie. Maybe, maybe she could do Radian in center for newbie, and put the Marathon behind her. She doesn't want her 6 year old behind her kicking her, center doesn't have TT, and she has to be dropped off at school, so passenger side is best for her. Or even Radian center for 3 yo and infant seat behind her, later the Marathon. Hmmmm...brainstorming outloud helps!!
But in case she can't come up with the money for a Radian....do you think an Avenue, Tribute, or Scenera would work there for a newbie? Coccoro would for sure, right?
But in case she can't come up with the money for a Radian....do you think an Avenue, Tribute, or Scenera would work there for a newbie? Coccoro would for sure, right?
Avenue wouldn't fit a newb. CCO would probably work-- as long as it installs well.
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