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I've put 3 point seat belts in the front and rear of my Mopars in the past and I get them from Julianno's. They advertise in street rod magazines and they have a good website. The last time I did it I put the retractors in the middle and ran the belts through the center speaker hole (they don't have to go from the outside in). Putting it in the middle saved me the trouble of routing and finishing two belts through the parcel shelf.
Good luck!
Larry Gardinier
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From: Mike & Chris Morelli <mmorelli01@xxxxxxxx>
> I own a 57 Hardtop 4door Belvedere. The car is an older restoration, but
> still holding up very well. When restored in the 80's seat belts (lap only)
> were installed both front and rear.
>
> Since buying the car in 1991, I have since had children who love going to
> shows and cruise nights (they are 7 and 10). In the past 3 seasons I have
> been using the lap belt system with their forward facing boosters and the
> oldest now just in the belt. This week I attended a week long Child car
> seat installation class (part of my new task as a Police officer). The
> class opened my eyes and I found by using the lap only belts I am putting my
> children at ever higher risk for injury in a crash with this !
car. >
> I am asking if anyone knows of a 3 point lap/shoulder system that can be
> installed in the rear seats of the 57 and where I can obtain them. If you
> can help please let me know. The season starts soon!!
>
> Thanks,
> Mike Morelli
> 57 Belvedere 4dr hdtp
> 58 Belvedere 2dr hdtp
>
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