Car seat configurations for 3

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Asked by Kirk May 25, 2009 at 09:34 AM about the 2003 Ford Explorer Sport Trac

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I own a 2003 Sport Trac XLT, and my wife and I are expecting our third child.  Has anyone come up with a config to get one booster seat, one toddler car seat and a baby car carrier in the back of a Sport Trac.  Considering moving up to a Tahoe or Exped. but would be better to stay in ST. Any help would be appreciated.

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Yes, you can. There are latch hooks on both sides, thus put the one baby seat on outside, booster in the center and toddler seat on outside. I have run this configuration with my own 3yr old, and my nephews, works great, but just a little snug.

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Wayne, Thanks for the post. Hadn't heard from anyone is some time about this so I actually found a Tahoe that fit the budget. Thanks again. Kirk

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The Tahoes ride nice and have a lot of room, I just couldnt take having to wash the Chevy off me with a brillo pad when I got home :)

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