Recaro installed this morning

[dascoyne]

 

[BoostedGT480]

Nice...Ive been waiting to have a lil one just so I can go buy one of those. lol

 

[Wicked Pissah]

lol thats awesome!

 

[BLKS197]

very nice man

 

[DDTCM]

LOL,badass!!

 

[Ch4r1ie]

Outstanding!

 

[fdjizm]

It would ne nice if they made that with a gas brake and clutch pedal

 

[Aandf1978]

Awesome!! I was totally surprised and taken for a loop when I opened the thread!!

 

[stkjock]

Ahahahahah

Buddy had a CTS-V with a pair of those in the back.

How old is the kiddie?

 

[dascoyne]

Ahahahahah

Buddy had a CTS-V with a pair of those in the back.

How old is the kiddie?

The little one is almost 10 months old. She's already a little troublemaker.

 

[irishpwr46]

still waiting for this to come around. i dont have kids but i would buy this for when i do. just a prototype though

http://www.nationalspeedinc.com/gear-and-tech/sparco-wingman-babyseat/

 

[HorseOnRoids]

hell yeah i cant wait til my kid gets here so i can get him one

 

[stkjock]

enjoy her man

 

[Daniel Day]

That's awesome! My buddy has one of those in his Mercedes G500. Very cool.

 

[ZXMustang]

If your kid is old enough to be in a real seat like that one, then it needs to be front facing. otherwise put the baby back in the car seat with the base for rear facing.

 

[dascoyne]

If your kid is old enough to be in a real seat like that one, then it needs to be front facing. otherwise put the baby back in the car seat with the base for rear facing.

That seat is configurable for both rear and forward facing.

 

[Daniel Day]

If your kid is old enough to be in a real seat like that one, then it needs to be front facing. otherwise put the baby back in the car seat with the base for rear facing.

Wrong. Actually, it is best for kids to stay in a rear facing seat as long as possible, due to their fragile little necks/spines. Many studies have been done that show that kids necks can easily be fractured when the vehicle comes to a sudden stop when in a front facing seat. It's just that most parents, me included, prefer the convenience of having the kid facing forward once they hit the one year mark.