<VV> 1964 Spyder seatbelts

[LonzoVair at aol.com]

Frank.
Actually seat belts were standard as of January 1st, 1964.... so  if the 
car was built before New Year's Day 1964, it probably didn't have  them.... OR 
it has on the Fisher Body tag code 5O, which is "Seat Belt Delete"  and you 
got maybe a $7 credit on the car... my 1964 700 has that code, and has a  
build date of 1st week of June (the engine was stamped on my Dad's birthday, 
May  22nd, which is the REAL reason I bought that little car in 2003)...
Hope this helps!
Lonzo
 
 
In a message dated 7/5/2009 1:10:27 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
corvairduval at cox.net writes:

Interesting, as front seat belts were standard in 1964 Corvairs,  Spyders 
included.

There are nuts in the floor for the seat belts to  bolt into. In fact 
most years of the early model Corvairs have the factory  nuts in the 
floor. Just bolt them in. The nuts are within a few inches of  the rear 
mounting points of the bucket seats. Or look underneath the car  for 
large square nuts.  If the floor has been replaced and the nuts  weren't, 
then you may have to look at another early the see where the nuts  go.

Or check Matt's web page he listed.

Frank  DuVal

Donnellyf7 at aol.com wrote:

>I plan to install seatbelts  in the front seats of my corvair.  I have  
the 
>1961 shop  manual and the 1964 supplement manual but I really don't see 
any   
>reference to the seatbelt placement.  How are they   installed?            
    
>   Jerry Donnelly
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