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Looking for either black or preferably gold seatbelt set for my 1969 442. Mine seem to be almost all rusted in place. Got a couple of them moving in the buckle. All of these are the non shoulder type.
pics of my setup below....just installing new interior.
Thanks.
Last edited by Big Dawg; October 29th, 2018 at 08:11 PM.
Reason: Add pictures
I will definately keep you guys in mind, but I am going to wait it out a few days to see if there is anyone out there that has the original gold color seat belts that I would much rather have.
the date code on the them is 38A68
model #5911
Last edited by Big Dawg; October 30th, 2018 at 08:43 AM.
Since you already have the correct color and date seatbelts, why not try to fix yours. The top part of the buckle with the button can be removed to access the internal parts so the belt can get freed up. Use a couple of small screwdrivers on the back part of the buckle to pop the top off. Then you can clean and lube everything and put back together. You could also upgrade to the stainless deluxe buckles if you wanted. The lower portion of the buckle is the same only the top and button are different. They can be bought aftermarket and will clip right onto your existing lower section.
Since you already have the correct color and date seatbelts, why not try to fix yours. The top part of the buckle with the button can be removed to access the internal parts so the belt can get freed up. Use a couple of small screwdrivers on the back part of the buckle to pop the top off. Then you can clean and lube everything and put back together. You could also upgrade to the stainless deluxe buckles if you wanted. The lower portion of the buckle is the same only the top and button are different. They can be bought aftermarket and will clip right onto your existing lower section.
I will try this on one of them...I rewired my entire car should be able to tackle this....seems easy enough.
October 29th, 2018, 07:43 PM
