baby seat for the griffith
baby seat for the griffith
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paulmurray

Original Poster:

39 posts

266 months

Tuesday 25th January 2005
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Has anybody got experience of which baby seat(s) fit the griff?

Its for my 12 month old son

I think it's about time he experienced a real car rather than the back seat of a Land Rover

Thanks

Paul

JoolzB

3,549 posts

278 months

Tuesday 25th January 2005
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I'd be more concerned that his nappy was leak proof, scares the $%&* out of me every time I use it

barreti

6,689 posts

266 months

Wednesday 26th January 2005
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paulmurray said:

I think it's about time he experienced a real car rather than the back seat of a Land Rover


Excuse me?

Discovery - What Car / Car of the year 2005
Range Rover - Top Gear / Car of the year 2002
Freelander - What Car / Car of the year 1998 & UK Best selling 4x4 since 1997
Defender - Top Gear Greatest car of all time.

Real Car? I think Land Rover are well qualified.

mrmaggit

10,146 posts

277 months

Wednesday 26th January 2005
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(Barreti loves his Landy, Paul).

chris_chim

207 posts

266 months

Wednesday 26th January 2005
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I use a 'cruiser plus' from Britax (9 months to 6 years) in my Chimaera. It fits the seat well and is dead easy to move between cars as it uses the main belt to hold the sprog in as well as the seat. It also goes in the boot (probably not in a Grif) if you want to leave the roof down.
I do only use it occasionally so I'm not sure how it would stand up to constant baby use (better than the car I suspect).

starmist

1,052 posts

271 months

Wednesday 26th January 2005
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Not sure the baby would appreciate traveling in the boot.

neilmac

567 posts

291 months

Wednesday 26th January 2005
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starmist said:
Not sure the baby would appreciate traveling in the boot.




What's wrong with travelling in the boot?

paulmurray

Original Poster:

39 posts

266 months

Wednesday 26th January 2005
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Sorry Barreti - no offence meant

I do like my Freelander but can't get the roof off

chris_chim

207 posts

266 months

Wednesday 26th January 2005
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starmist said:
Not sure the baby would appreciate traveling in the boot.


At least there are fewer buttons for him to press in the boot....
Oh, and its easier to clean up the vomit....

>> Edited by chris_chim on Wednesday 26th January 17:31

barreti

6,689 posts

266 months

Wednesday 26th January 2005
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paulmurray said:
Sorry Barreti - no offence meant

I do like my Freelander but can't get the roof off

None taken Paul, the tone could have been read as pissy but it wasn't intended.
maggits right, I love my Landy. 1986 Ninety and a Convertible to boot. Bet you're jealous now eh!