Hi,
I am after some nice period looking seat belts for my '59 A coupe. Has anyone bought any recently here in the U.K. ?
Cheers
Paul
356 seat belts
-
pauldvern
- DDK slapper chatter
- Posts: 437
- Joined: Sat Mar 28, 2009 10:15 am
- Location: Brighton
-
roboguy
- DDK Fanatic
- Posts: 80
- Joined: Tue Aug 12, 2008 5:52 pm
- Location: Wellington, New Zealand
Hi Paul,
I got some period looking 3 point belts with all chrome fittings from Quickfit a few months ago. Paul at PRS fitted them for me.
The belts are great, just make sure you get long enough webbing as the ones they initially supplied me were far too short.
Hope that helps.
I got some period looking 3 point belts with all chrome fittings from Quickfit a few months ago. Paul at PRS fitted them for me.
The belts are great, just make sure you get long enough webbing as the ones they initially supplied me were far too short.
Hope that helps.
James Fitzsimons
1957 356A Coupe (RHD)
1957 356A Coupe (RHD)
-
40 scout
- DDK rules my life!
- Posts: 1170
- Joined: Sun Jan 08, 2006 10:40 pm
- Location: Southsea
mine too! I also recommend the quick release fitting that attatches the belt to the anchor - the fixed one ain't great - really nice belts tho
Steve
Steve
'72 911T - 212 BHP 2.7, on PMO's
'62 RHD T6 B outlaw
'71 Alfa GT Veloce 2000
1929 Indian 101 'bobber' project.
'40 Indian Sport Scout bobber
VW T5
!920's Racing Cycle
1920's Premier cycle
A few vintage Heuers
Member No 381
'62 RHD T6 B outlaw
'71 Alfa GT Veloce 2000
1929 Indian 101 'bobber' project.
'40 Indian Sport Scout bobber
VW T5
!920's Racing Cycle
1920's Premier cycle
A few vintage Heuers
Member No 381
-
roy mawbey
- Put a fork in me, I'm done!
- Posts: 1872
- Joined: Thu Dec 25, 2008 2:28 pm
- Location: sunny sussex
Paul,
For your info, to mount the seat belts behind the front seats, www.prs356.com can supply a pair of fixing plates with eye bolts for £50-according to their website. Look on 356 accessory page and you will see them. These items do not need to be welded to secure them.
As another hint to make the belt look tidy in the car, I sucure them when not in use by placing the metal securing clip ( which has a small hole in it )
onto the interior coat hook. Otherwise the belts can look messy just shoved in the rear compartment and pain when you want to get at them.
No wonder retractable ones were such a hit!
Roy
For your info, to mount the seat belts behind the front seats, www.prs356.com can supply a pair of fixing plates with eye bolts for £50-according to their website. Look on 356 accessory page and you will see them. These items do not need to be welded to secure them.
As another hint to make the belt look tidy in the car, I sucure them when not in use by placing the metal securing clip ( which has a small hole in it )
onto the interior coat hook. Otherwise the belts can look messy just shoved in the rear compartment and pain when you want to get at them.
No wonder retractable ones were such a hit!
Roy
RHD 356A coupe super 75 106954

