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Hello,

Has anyone installed child restrain anchor points in an R32 GTR?

I visited Menai Car Repairs and they said it was not possible due to lack to room under the parcel tray to install the plate.

Let me know which Authorising Restraint Fitting Station can do this. I'll travel all around Sydney of I have to.

Cheers

Kase

No probs....

Comptune are charging $320 for 2 x anchor points.

I just called Town and Country (Beverley Hills) and they said they could do it....ill let them check it out first and see what price they can do it for.

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yes i have done it

the mounts were done before i bought the car (compliance i presume)

i recently built a new parcel shelf and to get the anchor points to work with the stock speakers covers i had to reocate the speakers slighty closer to the cpillars

in terms of car seats i have used these for both my kids, excellent seats:

http://m.britax.com.au/car-seats/meridian-sict-2

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jase

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I'm with maxi-cosi and they are the best. IMHO.

For my older girl. And I just bought the maxi-cosi euro for my younger one.

I have a britax as well. But the daughter prefers the maxi-cosi being more comfortable for her.

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