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I chose to fabricate anchors as per the photo below. The dimensions of the plate allow for insertion into the large hole and then 90 degree rotation. Fabrication steps: 1) The hole drilled through the plate must be 1/2" to accommodate the non-threaded part of a seat belt anchor bolt. 2) The...

Thanks for the input guys!

I looked through this post and those linked to it. The photos are great but I am still at a loss as to where to install the shoulder belt top mounts in my 1968 Barracuda notchback. The photo below does not match any of what I have seen here. The front and rear window interface is clearly...

Well, the two brackets finally arrived and they fit! They did match correctly with the dimpled marks in the floor, just as per abodyjoe's thread. The image I had originally posted for the 81344 was not correct but the one for the 81345 was correct. In fact, each is a mirror of the other in...

Thanks for adding this link. It will help everyone following this post. I am still waiting for the new seat brackets as they were back-ordered at Procar. I will post images once I have the brackets.

I will be getting a set of the non-upholstered Pro90 1300 series and getting them custom covered. I found a source of very nice vinyl that matches the original colour of the back seat.

I need one of each. The 81344 is for the driver's side. The 81345 is for the passenger side. If you look at the text I had put in the original pictures, I note which one is used.

One of the parts is not going to be shipped from Procar for at least 3 weeks due to lack of inventory. However, here are images of the two brackets that should serve as optimal replacements. I will try to remember your request. If you have not seen them in a month, please ping me privately as...

I jumped on a chance to buy the Procar seat brackets for my 1968 Barracuda because JEGS had them for a good sale price. The 81340 and 81341 are listed as the suitable Procar part numbers for this model year ('65 - '69 inclusive). When they arrived, I checked the fitment and was surprised. The...

Since this is a public forum, I will share an image I got from the Detroit Muscle web site. The picture shows an insulated trunk divider for the '67 - '69 Barracudas. The site recommends installation with the insulating material facing toward the seat back, thus perhaps providing advice to...

Very impressive! It looks great. What gauge/thickness did you use for the shelf and seat back? In the very first image, it looks like there are two layers. Did you keep the original tray and just slide a metal layer on top of it?

Hi all, I have not yet removed the package tray from my '68 notch back Barracuda. It is faded and I am considering options for replacement. I am not sure I want to replace it with a stock type or make my own out of a hard board material. With other model Mopars using a metal package tray, has...