Some poeple in the UK repair seatbelts. I had a pair re-webbed for my Stag.
They charged about 120$. If you need an address, shoot me an e-mail.
Sujit
----Original Message Follows----
In a message dated 07/20/2000 9:08:48 AM Pacific Daylight Time,
MS6453@aol.com writes:
<< Has anyone found a replacement for the inertia style seatbelts from
another
model car or truck?
Thanks, Mitch
74-1/2 TR6 >>
Mitch,
I'll have to look in my notes but someone posted a seat belt supplier
recently with a web page...you might try doing a search...and they come with
detailed drawings to find one that fits yours. A variety of colors and
styles too if I remember right.
We discussed this thoroughly on the Spridget page and it was highly
suggested
that one never use belts from a salvage yard. If the vehicle has been in an
accident, belt actually stretch during a collision, to help soften the blow,
and never really return to normal. And older belts, such as those in my
Midget, are UV attacted, subject to failure in an emergency.
RH
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