scrappyloz
Active Member
Is it a 2 door 109?. If so you will have to fit bench seats in the back on the sides. You can change the sides on the hardtop to solid or sliding windows
nesponge
Active Member
keep the landy, even if you get a cheap second car.
However you can put seats in the back of your landy if you like... plenty of different styles about (bench, folding forward facing, folding sideways etc) and you can either swap your side panels for ones with windows, or buy a sliding window kit and fit them yourself.
However you can put seats in the back of your landy if you like... plenty of different styles about (bench, folding forward facing, folding sideways etc) and you can either swap your side panels for ones with windows, or buy a sliding window kit and fit them yourself.
Mr-Tomcat
New Member
Put the child up for adoption, and keep the Land Rover. The Land Rover wont cost as much to keep for 18 years.
A chap I know, spent a lot of money on his 109, new chassis (Coil) New axles 200tdi engine. Then his partner had a baby, he did a lot more work himself then, fitted a second bulkhead, second set of doors and seats in the rear for the baby seat, ideal comromise for him, but would you want to go to all the expense?
A chap I know, spent a lot of money on his 109, new chassis (Coil) New axles 200tdi engine. Then his partner had a baby, he did a lot more work himself then, fitted a second bulkhead, second set of doors and seats in the rear for the baby seat, ideal comromise for him, but would you want to go to all the expense?
bennybenny
Active Member
remember all children traveling in a car have to be seated in a forward faceing seat useing a 3 point harnes ....babys have to be in those carry jobbys and then older ones have to have a booster seat untill 11 or a set hight / weight ....bear this in mind when fitted after market seats .....
here is more acurate info http://www.childcarseats.org.uk/law/
here is more acurate info http://www.childcarseats.org.uk/law/
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