Is it easy to put under the front seat of a car? If so is there a steel cable or is it require bolting? If not do you have any recommendations.
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The drawer drops down so you would need to elevate it on a platform about 2 inches or turn it upside down to mount. It could easily be modified to add a cable or secure in a car if you did not need to access it quickly and in a hurry.
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This one is not designed to go in the car. Check out the GunVault NV200 NanoVault.
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It would be easy to put under a car seat, though it doesn't come with a cable. The system has bolt access from the inside and would likely be able to attach a nut/bolt combination with a cable for securing.I had an initial issue with one of the combo buttons getting stuck. With the help of V-lines customer service, the quickly replaced the locking mechanism and haven't had any issues since. Great customer service in my opinion and this hiccup wouldn't detract from recommending the product to others. Overall great product.
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You will need at least 7-8 inches of clearance under the seat, else there will not be room for the door to fully open.I would not recommend installing it upside down, as the sliding shelf will be useless and take up too much room.
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This is designed for mounting under a shelf or desk. It's probably to big to go under a car seat and the mounting bracket is on the top.
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It can be installed quickly, just run the seatbelt through the pathway, but it is very heavy and awkward to move in and out. So, depending on how often you will be doing it, you may want an alternate, if you can afford it.
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I would say it's as easy as they come. There are four quick release fasteners or clips like you would fins on a bag strap, these are fastened around the front and rear head rests if you have them. There is also a long strap that can go all the way around the rear seats if you can fold them down. If you are in a hurry this will usually do the trick. If you want to get it nice and snug you can as there are a few extra points which can be used to really lock it in. I usually use these as the only take a few more minutes to use. But I could easily get by without them.
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Yes, very easy compared to other car seats. I can get it snug and my husband easily gets it uncomfortably tight.
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Hi. Installing the car seat with the only the seatbelt is not safe. Use the hooks behind the seat cushion to attach the car seat. If the car seat is still wobbly place your entire weight on the seat and then attach the latch. Finally, with the car seat installed head over to your local fire department and let them inspect it also. Good luck and have a safe ride.
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It is extremely easy. We have one in our Audi and one in our Outback. Although she needs to fiddle a bit when getting out of the Outback, it is still a snap. GREAT seat. Very comfortable and solid and easy to use.
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Yes, you have to drill into the small compartment at the rear of the console. The base fills that compartment but gives you a much larger much nicer one. It was fairly simple to install - it came with easy enough instructions. I think it made a very positive addition to the car.
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Yes. Super easy. Just attach it under the seat on the seat bar. Comes with the braces.
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It goes behind the back seats, you'll have to take out the plastic panels and the seat backs and the child car seat anchor hooks. It took me about an hour to take all of that out because the hooks were spot welded in. Just drill out the spot welds and wiggle it a little with a hammer then use a ball point hammer to bend the metal back
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Yes it easy. My FJ doesn't have the child seat hooks my wife's van has. Just read the directions and it should be no problem for you. :-)
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The straps are very easy to tighten if the seat is not installed. However, after you fasten the seat in the vehicle and the mechanism that snaps down to clamp to the vehicle's seatbelt is in place, then the straps are a little difficult to move. It is easy to make a small adjustment, but for a large adjustment in the strap length it is more difficult. So all that you need to do if you need to make a large adjustment in the strap length is to release the mechanism that clamps to the vehicle seatbelt and then make your adjustment and then put it back and put your child back in the seat to make the final adjustment. This may take 1 or 2 tries when you first install the seat but it is not a big deal. And this seat is so easy to install with the new mechanism that clamps down on the seatbelt that overall it will still save you time and effort to install over a conventional seat, even if you have to unclamp it from the vehicle seatbelt once or twice to make a strap length adjustment.
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There are two grommets on each side at the bottom of the cover near the back of each front door. You can run a cable lock or rope through these and under the car to secure the cover to the car.
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Lengthwise it's perfect, but my car is an '07 so there is no "under" to secure the bottom part. I don't know if the newer models have something to secure the straps. But my dog is large & her weight pretty much keeps it in place. Good news it doesn't scratch my leather seats & for the money it's the best one I could find for the money.
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i use it behind my front seat. it took quite awhile to configure it so the sneaky beagle couldn't get thru. several bungy cords and many trials later, he can't get into the front seat. it would be too tall for keeping the dog from getting out of the cargo area of a station wagon. hope that helps.
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This probably is not the cover to buy.. But if you already bought it (like I did) you need bungee cords. There are two grommets. You can run a cord or two from one side to the other, under the car. For the front and back, take 3 or 4 of these bunggees and connect them in a cirlce for each end of the car (around the hood and trunk). Make sure there is no metal on the hooks though. You should have 3 areas where the cords are securing the cover down... It works.
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You can attach the negative cable on any metallic part of the car body. I have mine attached under a screw in the engine compartment.
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Are you talking about a sports car with no latch system? A 70's classic car?Either way, no. You MUST have a latch and be able to tie over the seat back because this chair is a SOFT back. It collapses without your car's seat back to hold it in place...and also for the latch belt to go over and tether safely. That is key!! I think the pictures online give the impression that it sits upright without being installed like a "typical" seat and it does NOT.Hope that helps you!