singingpond
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and, no, it's not another safety message .
After almost 7 years of having a RF seat outboard in our vehicles, I am close to turning DS#2 FF (3 y. 3 mo. old, weighing close to 33 lbs. now). DD (almost 11 m.o.) will remain RF in the center, since that's how the seats fit best, and how the three children tolerate each other best, LOL.
Anyway, I'm realizing that my nice junk storage space under/behind that outboard RF seat is about to disappear. Where am I going to put the: several pairs of spare adult and kid shoes, several sections of pool noodles for potential seat installs, extra bottles of oil (my car has >160,000 miles, and needs regular sips), pairs of work gloves, empty supermarket shopping bags awaiting re-use, roll of paper towels, box of crackers in case someone is starving after preschool, etc., etc. ???
After 7 years, I've gotten used to this extra cargo area . Maybe an ERF selling point, for parents who don't seem to care about safety statistics ??
Katrin
After almost 7 years of having a RF seat outboard in our vehicles, I am close to turning DS#2 FF (3 y. 3 mo. old, weighing close to 33 lbs. now). DD (almost 11 m.o.) will remain RF in the center, since that's how the seats fit best, and how the three children tolerate each other best, LOL.
Anyway, I'm realizing that my nice junk storage space under/behind that outboard RF seat is about to disappear. Where am I going to put the: several pairs of spare adult and kid shoes, several sections of pool noodles for potential seat installs, extra bottles of oil (my car has >160,000 miles, and needs regular sips), pairs of work gloves, empty supermarket shopping bags awaiting re-use, roll of paper towels, box of crackers in case someone is starving after preschool, etc., etc. ???
After 7 years, I've gotten used to this extra cargo area . Maybe an ERF selling point, for parents who don't seem to care about safety statistics ??
Katrin