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Ahh, I see you have the leather trimmed seats with the baby buggy in the back. All I can say is run, don’t walk, to Baby’s R Us (or similar establishment) and buy a seat saver. We went with the Prince Lionheart Two Stage Seat Saver- Color Black.
It not only does a fantastic job catching the crud, but it saves your seat from getting permanently stretched out at the point of contact from the baby seat. There are multiple versions, even from this brand, but the one in the link has a lip around the outside of the seat saver that catches liquid etc. I have three of these across the back of the truck (Kids range from 4 to 8).
I made the mistake of not buying one for the first truck and within one week of the car seats positioned in the back seat (no kids) there were already rail marks that did not want to come out of the vinyl inserts in the seat and back rests.
I just vacuumed the truck out after our last week long camping trip to the beach and all sand that was not contained in the booster seats was sitting at the bottom of the seat saver, while the actual seat was completely clean…and no marks in the seat.
Can’t say enough good things about this product if you want to keep your seats in new condition and have kids.
Here is a link: http://www.babyage.com/products/566_...seat_saver.htm
Oh yeah, and love your truck…we have similar taste.
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It not only does a fantastic job catching the crud, but it saves your seat from getting permanently stretched out at the point of contact from the baby seat. There are multiple versions, even from this brand, but the one in the link has a lip around the outside of the seat saver that catches liquid etc. I have three of these across the back of the truck (Kids range from 4 to 8).
I made the mistake of not buying one for the first truck and within one week of the car seats positioned in the back seat (no kids) there were already rail marks that did not want to come out of the vinyl inserts in the seat and back rests.
I just vacuumed the truck out after our last week long camping trip to the beach and all sand that was not contained in the booster seats was sitting at the bottom of the seat saver, while the actual seat was completely clean…and no marks in the seat.
Can’t say enough good things about this product if you want to keep your seats in new condition and have kids.
Here is a link: http://www.babyage.com/products/566_...seat_saver.htm
Oh yeah, and love your truck…we have similar taste.
RoundII
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Ahh, I see you have the leather trimmed seats with the baby buggy in the back. All I can say is run, don’t walk, to Baby’s R Us (or similar establishment) and buy a seat saver. We went with the Prince Lionheart Two Stage Seat Saver- Color Black.
It not only does a fantastic job catching the crud, but it saves your seat from getting permanently stretched out at the point of contact from the baby seat. There are multiple versions, even from this brand, but the one in the link has a lip around the outside of the seat saver that catches liquid etc. I have three of these across the back of the truck (Kids range from 4 to 8).
I made the mistake of not buying one for the first truck and within one week of the car seats positioned in the back seat (no kids) there were already rail marks that did not want to come out of the vinyl inserts in the seat and back rests.
I just vacuumed the truck out after our last week long camping trip to the beach and all sand that was not contained in the booster seats was sitting at the bottom of the seat saver, while the actual seat was completely clean…and no marks in the seat.
Can’t say enough good things about this product if you want to keep your seats in new condition and have kids.
Here is a link: http://www.babyage.com/products/566_...seat_saver.htm
Oh yeah, and love your truck…we have similar taste.
RoundII
It not only does a fantastic job catching the crud, but it saves your seat from getting permanently stretched out at the point of contact from the baby seat. There are multiple versions, even from this brand, but the one in the link has a lip around the outside of the seat saver that catches liquid etc. I have three of these across the back of the truck (Kids range from 4 to 8).
I made the mistake of not buying one for the first truck and within one week of the car seats positioned in the back seat (no kids) there were already rail marks that did not want to come out of the vinyl inserts in the seat and back rests.
I just vacuumed the truck out after our last week long camping trip to the beach and all sand that was not contained in the booster seats was sitting at the bottom of the seat saver, while the actual seat was completely clean…and no marks in the seat.
Can’t say enough good things about this product if you want to keep your seats in new condition and have kids.
Here is a link: http://www.babyage.com/products/566_...seat_saver.htm
Oh yeah, and love your truck…we have similar taste.
RoundII
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ya they are ford ones it had chrome ones on it when i baught the truck but i asked the dealer if they would swap out for some black ones, wich they did i realy like this truck it rides and drives so much nicer than any of my other trucks i have owned and all the options it has is a big +
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