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RickInVA · 06-26-2022, 08:57 PM

Hi All, I have searched our forum, on line, and in model a books and I still do not have a clear picture of how to install seat belts in my car. So far I have learned that some people have decided that the seat frame is a suitable structure to attach the seat belts to. A piece of angle iron is attached to the back of the seat frame and the belts are attached to this angle iron. Assuming that this is correct, how is the angle aron attached to the seat frame. The seat moves as the seat is adjusted back and forth but the bottom half of the frame remains stationary. If you consider attaching the angle iron to the seat frame you are attaching them to wood. I need some help and advice!
Thanks!

06-26-2022, 08:57 PM	#1
RickInVA Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2021 Posts: 13	Seat belts is a 1930 Coupe Hi All, I have searched our forum, on line, and in model a books and I still do not have a clear picture of how to install seat belts in my car. So far I have learned that some people have decided that the seat frame is a suitable structure to attach the seat belts to. A piece of angle iron is attached to the back of the seat frame and the belts are attached to this angle iron. Assuming that this is correct, how is the angle aron attached to the seat frame. The seat moves as the seat is adjusted back and forth but the bottom half of the frame remains stationary. If you consider attaching the angle iron to the seat frame you are attaching them to wood. I need some help and advice! Thanks!