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Originally Posted by fusionist
With two family cars and two classic cars that have to be driven or they atrophy, I wasn't driving the Boxster much since my daughter was born.
So with my child turning 5 and old enough for a booster seat, I followed the Pelican Parts DIY guide and got the official Boxster Child Seat. It cost a fortune, I think $270 for the bar under the seat from Pelican, $540 for the seat on eBay from Germany, and the $220 hour minimum my dealer in L.A. charged to mess with the computer. They don't do this for free on a 14 year old Porsche.
But at least the Boxster is back in the rotation.... and look at how happy this kid is riding in it!
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Ouch $$$$$
I ended up buying a destination switch from a guy in uk for about $70. The local dealership enabled the option in the computer.
Thought about the Porsche car seat but it is just a britax with Porsche embroidered on it.
