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11-27-2005 #1
Seatbelt Solutions???
I am looking for a safe seatbelt solution for my 1970 Chevelle. I don't want the stock seatbelts because of the lack of a shoulder harness and I don't want a roll bar so installing 5-Point harnesses safely is not going to be an option either, unless you guys know of another way. So what are my options since I don't want to put in a roll bar? Thanks in advance for any help.
1970 Chevelle - Sold
1969 Camaro RS Z/28
1965 Corvette
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11-28-2005 #2
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Try Morris Classic. They make 3-point belts for first gen Camaros and may have them for Chevelles as well. Do a search on this forum.
edit Here is their website:
http://morrisclassicconcepts.com/
11-28-2005 #3
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Thank You for the reference. Yes we do make seatbelts for Chevelles,
also Nova, Firebird & Camaro. Fitment years 1966-1973. Direct bolt in.
Thanks To everyone, Billy
11-28-2005 #4So far you are looking like the safest solution. Have you done crash tests? Where does the top piece bolt to on a 1970 Chevelle?
Originally Posted by morrisclassic
1970 Chevelle - Sold
1969 Camaro RS Z/28
1965 Corvette
11-28-2005 #5
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Our seatbelts are FMVSS tested. Our brackets are made from stainless steel which is stronger than the manufactures bracket that is sewn on the end of the seatbelt.
Our seatbelts bolt to the body in the factory mounts. We have a patented bracket that swivels and attaches to the factory mounting places in the roof pillar of the car. We take precautions such as using grade 8 bolts and the nuts are tig welded to prevent the nuts from backing off. We torque the mounting bolts. Assembled in a fixture to get the correct angle for the specific car and year as we don't make any universial fit applications. Comfortable to wear. Looks factory.
Some of the cars that have our seatbelts are the Detroit Locker/Super Chevy Chevelle, Camaro Performer/ Goodmark Camaro, Colton Camaro and people such as yourself from this web site that have high recommendations of the workmanship and quality of our seatbelts.
Look at the Chevelle on our web page www.morrisclassicconcepts.com
Hope this information helps
Thank You, Billy Call us 864-987-0032
11-28-2005 #6Sounds good. I will be giving you a call when I am ready to order. Thank you for your help.
1970 Chevelle - Sold
1969 Camaro RS Z/28
1965 Corvette
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A little more information about our seatbelts.
Crash testing would require a complete car to be trashed. The stainless steel hardware that we use is stronger than the seatbelt manufactures brackets that are on the end of the belt. The car manufacture uses grade 7 bolts we use grade 8. Button head bolts and SAE washers are included.
Billy
11-28-2005 #8Where are you guys located?
1970 Chevelle - Sold
1969 Camaro RS Z/28
1965 Corvette
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Mike,
We are in South Carolina.
Billy
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Billy, are there any plans for rear shoulder belts? I have kids and would feel much better about driving them around with three point seatbelts in the rear. I know there are a lot of others who feel the same way. Do you know of any way to install rear three-point belts in a 68 Camaro?
By the way I have your front seat belts and am really happy with them. I had been searching for a long time for a bolt-in three point belt and was glad to find your product.
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Thank You for your purchase and compliment.
We don"t make any at this time. The mounting places are sketchy from GM. I have seen some drawings that were suppossed to be GM with the mounting places for the rear belts but there is pinch point and mounting point issues. We think that seatbelts should only be mounted in the original manfactures designated places. Sorry that I don"t have any
other information.
Billy
12-02-2005 #12I too think your belts are great! Very happy with them...one of the best upgrades I have bought for my car yet!

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