F250 extended cab

[JTE]

I bought a Graco SnugRide for our baby on the way. I plan on using this in our 2004 F250 extended cab truck. The problem with this is that the back seat is smaller than a normal seat and the base hangs off when I put it in the middle. Is this okay?? I don't want to put the baby in the front seat and the manual for the vehicle isn't very clear. Please help if you can.

Jessica

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[Papooses]

If the vehicle manual shows carseats installed in the back then it should be fine -- just make sure that less than 20% of the carseat hangs off the edge of the vehicle seat cushion.... Definitely keep baby in the back if possible: please do check in if you have any more issues Remember that the seat must not move more than 1" at the belt path (the top of the Sungride will wiggle, though, as it coccoons into the vehicle seatback cushion during a crash).