The seatbelt comes with it, bolted to the base. It is only meant to be used with the seat facing forward on the base. You can slide the whole seat assembly in on the rails facing backwards and then the belt still works. This slightly reduces the foot room between the rear seat and middle seat. Mark
mcneely4@cox.net wrote: > What about seat belt installation with these seats? how does that work? > > mcneely > > ---- mark drillock<mdrillock@COX.NET> wrote: >> You can swivel the seat all around. There is not enough foot/leg/knee >> room for adults to be happy with it turned facing other rear passengers. >> Kids can do it, assuming they are ones who can touch each other without >> it causing a ruckus. I can send you photos of mine. I am packing that >> van for the holiday so things are a bit messy. >> >> |
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