Okay everyone, especially Dave:

I have a 22mo boy. He loves riding in daddy's 951 and gets mad when riding in mom's car. I could find a child seat that would work, so I built a five point harness in the back seat for him. I used to sew climbing gear as a trade, so I have the means to make this, but in no way, should anyone not trained to do so attempt to "sew one up". If you look behind the rear seat on the driver's side, on the deck under the carpet, there is a threaded hole. It is the same size and thread as an anchor for a baby seat tether, so I assumed that is what is was. However, I could not get a definative answer, so I backed it with a 1/4" Al plate. From that point(which is conveniently centered behind the left, rear seat, I made a bracket that holds three seatbelt straps. Two form the shoulder straps, and one goes centerline to make an antisub. belt. The two lap belt halves originate form the stock seatbelt bolts. I will take pictures tonight so all of you can see this. This seat makes me feel much more comfortable that ANY babyseat setup I have ever seen. This way, my son is directly bolter to the car, without any plastic in the system. However, as the other Dave mentioned, he will occassionally remember that he can kick my seat while driving. To cure that, I mash the throttle, and he has problems moving his legs toward my seat

Check back for pics tonight.

Dave