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Isofix - Hec1872 - 16-02-2015
Does anyone know if a 2000 hdi would have isofix ???
RE: Isofix - Mattcheese31 - 17-02-2015
Should do mate
RE: Isofix - Iceman299 - 17-02-2015
If they do, you should be able to see/feel them. My 2001 hdi doesn't
RE: Isofix - Paul_13 - 17-02-2015
My 02 hdi didn't
RE: Isofix - Iceman299 - 17-02-2015
I remember there being isofix attatchments for sale a while ago that you attatch using existing rear seat brackets/bolts
Edit : http://www.306gti6.com/forum/showthread.php?id=150705
RE: Isofix - Toms306 - 17-02-2015
They were an optional extra when new...so may or may not!
My GTi6 does oddly...who buys a new '6 with a young kid...
RE: Isofix - af1 - 17-02-2015
A real man Tom!
RE: Isofix - Toms306 - 17-02-2015
Why? Buy something old and crap to cart leaky children around in and keep the '6 free from shit and dribble!
RE: Isofix - Mattcheese31 - 17-02-2015
(17-02-2015, 12:16 PM)Toms306 Wrote: Why? Buy something old and crap to cart leaky children around in and keep the '6 free from shit and dribble!how do you keep the Focus free from shit and dribble Tom?
RE: Isofix - Iceman299 - 17-02-2015
Why buy a cheap hatchback if you have kids? Lol its a 306, not a Ferrari
RE: Isofix - Toms306 - 17-02-2015
(17-02-2015, 12:26 PM)Mattcheese31 Wrote:(17-02-2015, 12:16 PM)Toms306 Wrote: Why? Buy something old and crap to cart leaky children around in and keep the '6 free from shit and dribble!how do you keep the Focus free from shit and dribble Tom?
Full leathers so wipe clean.
. (17-02-2015, 12:29 PM)Iceman299 Wrote: Why buy a cheap hatchback if you have kids? Lol its a 306, not a Ferrari
They weren't cheap new though!
RE: Isofix - Iceman299 - 17-02-2015
I'm sure they were cheaper than most new cars, Peugeot not exactly being a high end brand.
If anything, you'd want a brand new car for your kids; increased safety etc
Cars that are messy due to kids are the result of lazy parents. I've got 2 kids and the only evidence of their existance is a baby seat in the back
RE: Isofix - Silky - 20-02-2015
They are not fitted to all, as above, was an option.
However, you can buy them separate or as a pair, I've bought a few in the past. Should be about £20 each approx.
Buy if you only have one kid, then I suggest just getting the longer section of the two for passenger side.
Unbolt rear seat, drill out metal covering, rivet in Isofix bracket and then bolt seats through it. Easy to do
RE: Isofix - shervo - 20-02-2015
(20-02-2015, 12:03 PM)Silky Wrote: They are not fitted to all, as above, was an option.Were can these be bought from? Was it second hand ones of ebay you have bought or brand new?
However, you can buy them separate or as a pair, I've bought a few in the past. Should be about £20 each approx.
Buy if you only have one kid, then I suggest just getting the longer section of the two for passenger side.
Unbolt rear seat, drill out metal covering, rivet in Isofix bracket and then bolt seats through it. Easy to do
RE: Isofix - Chris1357 - 20-02-2015
I'm sure I have a set Shervo.
I'll double check first thing.
RE: Isofix - nikonite - 05-03-2015
Really handy this thread was here, I pick my 306 up tomorrow and had exactly the same question. If mine doesn't have them I will be looking for a set too. And some leather seats if there is such a thing for the estate. One two year old and one six weeks makes for a grotty mess.
Isofix - Frosty - 06-03-2015
I got a set if your interested
RE: Isofix - Iceman299 - 06-03-2015
(05-03-2015, 05:31 PM)nikonite Wrote: One two year old and one six weeks makes for a grotty mess.
Not really. I have a 3 yr old and a 10 month old and there's zero mess in the car since having them.