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child saftey?

Tech Talk for Cruiser owners.

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child saftey?

Post by matthewK »

just wondering how you guys have done the baby/child seat into the 60 seires cruiser?
iv got an 83 60 with an 87+ body with twin headligths

iv been told to maybe to drill a hole throught the floor plate either side and bolt it up?????????????

whats do your think?
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Post by mlowe76 »

I dont have a 60 I have a 73 midi.

Mines a bar across the back from side to side with the restraint clips on it.


I'll try to find a pic for you

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Post by 98lux »

When my cab was cut, the engineer told us to put some restraint clips from a benz in it held in with riverts :shock:
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Post by stockhorse »

matthewK, the problem you have is that the seats are not designed for restraints to go to the floor,the backs of the seats are not strong enough and will collapse under strain. You have to fit a CRAB (child restraint anchor bar).

That being said the later model seats actually have an anchor point halfway down the back of the seats, so you may be able to check if this is the case in your vehicle.

If not do NOT drill through the floor as you will be putting your kids at risk.
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Post by matthewK »

stockhorse wrote:matthewK, the problem you have is that the seats are not designed for restraints to go to the floor,the backs of the seats are not strong enough and will collapse under strain. You have to fit a CRAB (child restraint anchor bar).

That being said the later model seats actually have an anchor point halfway down the back of the seats, so you may be able to check if this is the case in your vehicle.

If not do NOT drill through the floor as you will be putting your kids at risk.
only reason i thought throught the floor was when the old man got his it had a bolt throught the floor,

but in saying this i do have the 61/62 series body i have check and found 2 bolt holes on the back of the seat itself 100-200 from the top, with one side actually having a bolt in it :P so i think u have answered my question,


ps: i didnt really want to Cookie my cargo barrie looks too pritty
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Post by Nat84 »

hey fatty matty :P you do it the same way you did it in your GQ
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Post by matthewK »

Nat84 wrote:hey fatty matty :P you do it the same way you did it in your GQ
thats enought out of you noobie, you swap out your 4by for a crumpledoor
nah i have located the actuall child restrain holes on the back of the actual seat 2 ofthem and i shall use them :P
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