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I installed three-point belts in my '54 pickup last fall (just in time for
the first snow). I bought them from Juliano's, for about $190 for two
belts with shipping. Installation was fairly easy, following their
instructions plus an article from Custom Classic Trucks. I didn't weld
anything (though it's recommended for a safer install), just drilled some
holes and bolted on the kit. I feel much safer now than I did with the
lap belts my dad installed before he gave me the truck.
On Thu, 3 Aug 2000, Claude wrote:
> What kind of seatbelts is everyone using. I currently have none on my '59
> but have been thinking about getting the 3 point seat belts. Are any of you
> using the 3 points. If so, where did you get them (from a donor vehicle,
> vendor)? I was looking at the belts in a standard pickup, seems like they
> would work. I was also looking at some vendors and found a place called
> G.E.M. Street Rod Products that advertises 130" 3 point retractable for as
> low as 56.95. Anyone ever deal with this company? Anyone know how the top
> piece attaches to the post? I heard you have to cut a notcch out and weld a
> new piece in.
Tim Lloyd, omaha@tmbg.org
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