Seat Belts

[scuba0331]

Anybody heard of any of these places? I've heard of Snake Oyl but I have not heard of any of these places listed below.


http://www.seatbeltplanet.com/

http://www.seatbeltsolutions.com/?gclid=CLKtlYDlhagCFUiK4Aod6kY-pA

http://www.seatbeltsplus.com/?gclid=CIa00I_lhagCFcq8KgodUkD1rQ

 

[EL5DEMON340]

http://www.beaparts.com/list_items.aspx?body=A&cat=I&subcat=36 most say to stay away from snake oyl.

 

[USCG CHARGER]

nice
I"m in the need

 

[scuba0331]

http://www.beaparts.com/list_items.aspx?body=A&cat=I&subcat=36 most say to stay away from snake oyl.

Thanks! I just called and unfortunately, they don't have seat belts for cars after 1971. It was worth a shot!

 

[slantsixdan]

I used to recommend retrofitting 4-point Wesco belts as I did on my '71, but not any more (the article is correct in its facts and physics, and everything said about 5-point harnesses is equally true of the 4-point variety, except the injuries that a 5-point can do to your 'nads).

When I get rid of the separate shoulder straps in my '73, I'm putting in these up-to-date, reputable-brand ECE-approved 3-point seat belts (linked vendor is reliable; I've been buying there for a decade). The 514-30 can be installed in cars without a B-pillar (such as a Barracuda or a Duster). More info on mounting at the maker's website. If I needed mounting hardware, I'd buy it again from Wesco, but the Securon belts are a much better product than anything Wesco carries.

 

[scuba0331]

thanks Dan.