Man I guess I will have to put a few things on hold. Hope someone builds a car seat for the Vette.
I'm a Daddy
Le Mans Master
Joined: May 2006
Posts: 9,226
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From: Irvine Ca
Save that Beany!! Don't let them take it back.
The Bins in the back make a Good Anchor for a Child seat. You have to pop the glass to get them in and out, but their little seat is facing backwards any way, so it works out great.
Try to put some dark tint over the area where the baby sits as the sun is too hot on warm days through that large back window ofcourseiamjoking
Racer
Joined: May 2006
Posts: 281
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From: Urbana OH
Congrats!!
Save that Beany!! Don't let them take it back.
The Bins in the back make a Good Anchor for a Child seat. You have to pop the glass to get them in and out, but their little seat is facing backwards any way, so it works out great.
Try to put some dark tint over the area where the baby sits as the sun is too hot on warm days through that large back window ofcourseiamjoking
Save that Beany!! Don't let them take it back.
The Bins in the back make a Good Anchor for a Child seat. You have to pop the glass to get them in and out, but their little seat is facing backwards any way, so it works out great.
Try to put some dark tint over the area where the baby sits as the sun is too hot on warm days through that large back window ofcourseiamjoking
Back to topic congrats man.
I will be in your same position in about 2 years. Got to get out and get settled back home but right after that here come the little ones.
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Drifting
Joined: Dec 2000
Posts: 1,833
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From: Calgary, Alberta
Congrats..
[QUOTE=jrzyvet;1559179755]I can't wait. I plan on handing him the keys to my 85, hell by that time perhaps the car will have some classic value to it. I could really care less, but many would it be cool to be 17 and drive a 40 year old car.
That is my plan as well. My son is almost 4 and loves riding in the '88.
[QUOTE=jrzyvet;1559179755]I can't wait. I plan on handing him the keys to my 85, hell by that time perhaps the car will have some classic value to it. I could really care less, but many would it be cool to be 17 and drive a 40 year old car.
That is my plan as well. My son is almost 4 and loves riding in the '88.
Bench Racer
Joined: Feb 2003
Posts: 4,201
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From: Palm Beach Gardens FL
St. Jude '03 thru 14,'25
Congats BTW! I considered parenthood just about as long as I considered the priesthood - a little under two minutes. But that's me. Just about everyone I know wouldn't trade there kids for the world. And it seems the ones who waited the longest, are the most vocal about that. Again, congratulations...
Burning Brakes
Joined: Dec 2004
Posts: 918
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From: Gainesville FL
Congratulations on your new addition! Our first baby was born last Halloween, so I know exactly what's in store. I think all hospitals must buy their baby hats from the same supplier, because we have a picture of our little guy in the same outfit. We haven't gone for a ride together in the 89, but I sat him in the passenger seat last week in the garage. He was able to keep upright by leaning against the side supports. Soon the passenger seat won't be where he'll want to sit...
sleep ??? yea right. maybe in about 18 yrs. nope not even then, sometimes I still stay awake till they get home