Fitting a child car seat into a Porsche 911 presents unique challenges. One owner’s journey involved innovative solutions, starting with a rear-facing Cybex Aton II secured using M8 eye hooks and Simpson harnesses after removing the rear seat-back and seatbelts. This setup, while effective, had its limits as their child grew. Transitioning to a forward-facing Primo Viaggio Convertible seat, again using racing belts for security and forgoing a top tether to avoid modifications, proved another stage in this adaptation.
Rear Car Seat Installation in Porsche 911
However, concerns arose with the child’s head proximity to the window, prompting consideration for the next step. Exploring options, the owner considered nesting just the car seat shell or potentially moving to a booster seat. The Cosco Topside Backless Booster Seat became a relevant consideration, especially given the child’s growth exceeding typical car seat limits. While the journey highlights specific brands, the core issue revolves around adapting car seat systems, potentially including sourcing Cosco Car Seat Parts or similar components, to the compact and sporty nature of a 911. Reinstalling the seat-back to provide tension against the racing belts further demonstrates the bespoke nature of such installations.
Ultimately, finding the right car seat solution in a Porsche 911 is an evolving process, often requiring creative modifications and careful selection of parts, potentially including universal or cosco car seat parts, to ensure both safety and fit.
