ugamurph
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What did you do to your 3rd gen today?
Finished the rear seat belt install. Now I need to get seat brackets made and the seat installed.
That is a good question that I will be addressing soon. I'm thinking about looking into getting it NHTSA certified (if that's even possible).
I am going forward facing for a few reasons. Aesthetics and safety being the most important. I want the install to be as "factory looking" and as safe as possible when I am finished. I will be using a front seat from a 2nd gen 4runner. In my opinion it wouldn't look good to have a bucket seat rear facing. And the one child that will be sitting back there wouldn't be real happy with "being alone".
I was able to properly install the 3 point seat belt by using brackets from a place called Juliano's. They specialize in aftermarket and retro-fit seat belt supplies. The seat belt is from a 3rd gen T4R's rear driver side. (Thanks, [MENTION=97568]T3tech[/MENTION])
Because I'm using a bucket seat, we can just pop the rear hatch and let them crawl in that way. Or, the kids are nimble enough that they can hop over the middle row.
Started "Project 6Runner".
Finished the rear seat belt install. Now I need to get seat brackets made and the seat installed.
Does your insurance company cover people who are sitting in the added seat?
That is a good question that I will be addressing soon. I'm thinking about looking into getting it NHTSA certified (if that's even possible).
Also it looks like you are going forward facing? Any particular reason?
I am going forward facing for a few reasons. Aesthetics and safety being the most important. I want the install to be as "factory looking" and as safe as possible when I am finished. I will be using a front seat from a 2nd gen 4runner. In my opinion it wouldn't look good to have a bucket seat rear facing. And the one child that will be sitting back there wouldn't be real happy with "being alone".
I was able to properly install the 3 point seat belt by using brackets from a place called Juliano's. They specialize in aftermarket and retro-fit seat belt supplies. The seat belt is from a 3rd gen T4R's rear driver side. (Thanks, [MENTION=97568]T3tech[/MENTION])
Because I'm using a bucket seat, we can just pop the rear hatch and let them crawl in that way. Or, the kids are nimble enough that they can hop over the middle row.










