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Just for info the Mustang comes with 4ea tether ancors on each side in the back so you can strap the seat in properly. I have 4 kids of which 3 live with me. Ages 11,15,18 and 20. Unfortunatly it's the 18 yr old that lives with the X. Gotta shove that 20 yr old back out the door "again". LOL
#12
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I was able to get both car seats (fwd facing for my 5yr old and rear facing for my 1 yr old) fairly easily in the backseat using latch for both. Only did that for a few days, wife and kids along with their french fries and cokes no longer allowed in my GT (she's got the SUV for that!).
#13
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Just picked up 2 Eddie Bauer car/booster seats yesterday for my O5 GT Conv. Haven't put them in yet...just can't bring myself to do it yet. Only driven the car about 5 miles so far, too much rain here in NY lately. But I'm sure my 2 and 3 yr old daughters won't be tight for space back there. Seems pretty roomy. The only other 4 seat convertible out there I was interested in was the Lexus SC. But the back seat was half the size and double the price. The choice was easy. Good Luck, and welcome!
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Ditto what the others said. My son is two and his car seat fits great in the back seat. Actually the way the seat is dished out makes a baby seat fit particularly well, it doesn't slide around. I do put a towel down under it to keep the baby seat from creasing the leather. The one problem is his feet are all over the back of the front seat unless I put the seat back up nearly vertical (not comfortable for someone sitting up front). The seat belt has the locking retract feature which helps hold in a baby seat too (extend it all the way out, then retract it and it will lock).
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