seat and shoulder belts

[James Hutchings]

That might be a bit of a job. I would think the only safe way to do it
would be to remove the wall panel and weld in a bracket to allow for a
shoulder type belt. I think you will be able to locate the old floor holes
by looking from below, or pulling up the current carpet. It might help to
look and see how shoulder belts are installed in newer coaches. Let us all
know if you do the project, it would be nice to have that added safety, yet
I usually feel that I have to be more careful of the other guy for his
safety, not mine.





Jim



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Sent: Monday, July 09, 2007 9:32 AM
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Subject: [WanderlodgeForum] seat and shoulder belts



My 1973 has had all the belts removed. I'd like to install shoulder
and lap belts. Found a location online selling belts brackets etc.
Any one with experience on this perhaps you would give me some basic
instructions. I am mostly concerned about the anchor point for the
shoulder part of the install. I assume that the floor area is pretty
straight forward. I am hoping that I can find and use the original
anchor points on the floor. Area has been re carpeted but hopefully
I can locate and use them. I told you guys I'd have lots of
questions. Its going well however for me and I am really enjoying
the process.

John Heckman
Central Pa
1973 FC





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