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Hello all,
Just a quick question. Dare I say, I have always had a soft spot for the "New School" Holden Monaro. Especially the CV6 model. I have been doing a little research lately and cannot confirm whether or not they have Child Restraint Anchorage Points in the rear. Now I know they're only a 4 seater and not intended as a primary family vehicle but even the Focus Convertable has anchorage points. I spotted a Monaro today and had a quick glance and couldn't see any. But didn't look to closely in case the owner thought I may be up to no good. Anyone know if they do for sure or not?? Thanks in advance
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