<VV> Another seatbelt question for 1965 Owners

[shortle]

Hi James, That looked like an awfully nice 4 door you bought at what seemed like a good price. How is the car and was it properly advertised? I liked the car in pictures but am leery of buying it without inspecting first.
As far as the belts are you wanting this car to be original? (If so, forget about the rear belts). If they are mounted properly and work properly they should be good to go. I am surprised you don't hav anchors for the rear belts as those were available as an option, right?
Timothy Shortle in Durango Colorado 81301
Lots and lots of snow today, finally

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>From: James Cooper <cooperj123 at msn.com>
>Sent: Jan 21, 2012 3:12 PM
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>Subject: <VV> Another seatbelt question for 1965 Owners
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>I also meant to ask if the car had the correct belts even installed in the front!  They are Irving Air Chute BN4000-A and have the Fischer carriage decals.  
> http://www.flickr.com/photos/cooperj123/ Jim> > Hello all,  I will be needing to add seat belts to a 1965 4 door Monza here pretty soon, and was wondering if anyone had a brand or source, (even size or model) for the belts that you would recommend.  The car has front belts and I will see about having them re-webbed probably.  The rear seat didn't have them, if I understand correctly for this year the front belts were a standard item partway through the model year but the rear belts were an option?I would prefer something close to stock in appearance but safety for myself and passengers is my first priority.  And if it is possible to obtain a set of the factory rear belts that can be re-webbed, that would be my first choice.   The belts and interior are black.Jim 		 	   		
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