sshoureas

Looking for seat belt set for bucket seat car. Tan\gold webbing preferred but belts with good retractors and housing are more important than color.

Perhaps a long shot but also a good buckskin front\back carpet set as the reproduction stuff just doesn't look quite right.

Also, looking for a good set of seat mounting tracks, power drivers preferred but would take a nice manual set.

Thanks,

Steve

macrover

Hey Steve, how's it going? What year is your car and which Cutlass model do you have? Some of the seat belts were different across the years and possibly specific to a certain year.

Also, where are you located?

sshoureas

Thanks for the reply and good point. Mine is actually a 1976 Grand Prix LJ 50th Anniversay. I posted here as it seems the Cutlass following is greater than for the Grand Prix.

I do have an Oldsmobile though, a 1971 Cutlass SX factory 455 car, matching numbers.

texxas

What type of bucket seats do you have? Swivel buckets have a specific seat belt set up not used on any other seats. Strato buckets use the same retractor as the bench seats and thus are easier to find. 73 are one year only as the shoulder harness is separate from the lap belt. Standard belts are black with plastic buckle covers. Deluxe belts are keyed to interior color and have metal buckle covers. Pictures of what you have and year model would be helpful. Good luck with it.

sshoureas

My 1976 GP has the strato bucket buckets w/ deluxe (metal) silver seat belt latch covers. This is the retractor setup where the rear leg of the passenger side bucket sits and is bolted down to the retractor. The webbing color isn't important as I'll have them rewebbed.

texxas

sshoureas

Yes, that sounds right. I stripped the interior several weeks ago in preparation for some floor pan repair work. Now that you ask, it is both that sit on top of the retractors. I'd be interested in good, clean retractors and good plastic housings in any color

crimsoncolby

As stated, a standard bucket seat outer rear leg will mount on top of the retractor...same as on bench seat. However, a power bucket seat leg will mount to the floor with the retractor behind it...much like on swivel buckets (although, factory retractors are not identical). So, you'll need to determine which way you're going with the power vs non-power seat track.

sshoureas

My 1971 Cutlass SX is sooooooo much easier to work on and find parts for.... I'd rather retain the power bucket seat setup given the choice.

crimsoncolby

I know of a '73 GP sitting in a salvage yard in my area with a driver side power seat. Car is rough and have no idea whether the track/motor is in working condition. I do know the driver side retractor was broken off a few inches down from the top of the plastic sheath. Might be able to trim it off and nobody would be the wiser? Could check it out in the next week or so if interested.

sshoureas

I really would like clean retractors and can make do with the plastic housings I have although they are suffering from deterioration of the plastic. I'd like better ones but can do with these. The drivers side retractor in particular is a bit rusty and I'd like to replace it with a good clean one. for the rear seat, I need the rear passenger side retractor that's under the rear seat bottom, mine is missing. On the tracks, my passenger side tracks are decent, the drivers side again is the main concern. I have a couple good motors already but need good, clean tracks. Thanks for the offer!