Seat Belts
njg02 - November 21st, 2008 at 06:25 PM
G'day.
My centre clip piece is broken and doesn't hold the belts in.(between the seats). It's a 73 wagon. Would anybody have one that they would want to
part with. I'm reluctant to upgrade to retractables. Is there another option?
Neil
mp68 - November 23rd, 2008 at 09:30 PM
Neil have clip u need off my 72 Fasty Im in Bundaberg Qld . Just chip in for postage But give some thought to retractables . I put some in last
year best money Ive spent about $200 pair Cheers Matt
VWCOOL - November 24th, 2008 at 08:47 AM
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G'day.
Is there another option?
Neil
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Yeah. You die.
njg02 - November 24th, 2008 at 06:27 PM
Got a new clip guys. Thanks for the replies.
Anyone got pics of the lower mount for the retractable set up in their car?
VWCOOL, thanks for the tip!
GTMac - November 26th, 2008 at 10:13 AM
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Got a new clip guys. Thanks for the replies.
Anyone got pics of the lower mount for the retractable set up in their car?
VWCOOL, thanks for the tip!
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Ask 73t3fastback, he supplied me with some good pics years ago via photobucket I think but that link is not active anymore. Maybe he has them
somewhere. Just as a tip, the usual mechanism wont fit generally unless you massage the under rear seat panel with a hammer or rubber mallet, you wont
break it, just allowing some extra space for it. Any questions just ask me and yes do yourself a favour and get some retractables.
VWCOOL - November 26th, 2008 at 10:21 AM
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Got a new clip guys. Thanks for the replies.
Anyone got pics of the lower mount for the retractable set up in their car?
VWCOOL, thanks for the tip!
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No worries. New Klippan retractible seatbelts are quite cheap. Old seatbelts often fail with old age/UV/Ozone degradation and material fatigue. Some
manufacturers recommend replacement at least each decade, even if they "look" okay