Dave,

You can always add the child's seat tether plus rightside shoulder
belt. The driver's side is too challenging because of the rear closet.
It is possible to add removable headrestraints to thy rear bench.

If all you need is additional seating, you can do one of three things.
You already about jumpseats.

You can add a 2-person bench by adding the tracks from a regular van.
The threaded holes should already ne there under your floor board. The
biggest hassle during install is cutting the wood subfloor for the
tracks. 2-person benches are easier to come by than any other seat
that came on Vanagons. They come with lapbelts. Shoulder belts are
possible bur a bit inconvenient to use. Headrest holders are just a
matter of popping in the inserts. BTDT. The downside is you cannot
open the fridge door when the seat is on place. Slide it out at the
campground. The tracks are so sturdy that one listvendor used it for a
sliding carrier for an engine. There is a single person seat that can
used in the same tracks but does not buy you as much.

OK, if you have the resources, find a 2-person front a passenger seat.
Those slide in place of the single seat. You will need to cobble up a
rear support as those are designed to ne held in place by the steel
bulkhead used in 9-passenger vans andost Dokas. Supply is likely
easier in Canada than the US.

Regards,

BenT
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On Oct 25, 2009, at 3:29 PM, mcneely4@cox.net wrote:

> thanks Ben.  Sounds like more than might be reasonable.  We hope to
> use the camper with our daughter, son-in-law, and new grandson.
> Obviously, without these safety features (plus a child seat tether),
> the rear seat is really just a waste.  We want to add a jump seat,
> which is realistic, but maybe the rear seat will just have to stay
> as is and when we go with all three of them, we have to take another
> vehicle.  Don't like that. David McNeely