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I only know, through cars I've owned, that it was for sure found on '69 and '70 B-Bodies. I just did a search and found that '68s also had this set up. The pictures I posted apparently are for '68/'69 B-Bodies (with the receiver at the sun visor). Your picture shows the male piece, which I...
Olivier, the receiver end of the shoulder belt is stored along the headliner, near the sun visor, with the hardware pictured by Mopar Hunter. The roof belt should look like this:
The last picture you posted shows the "male" end of the belt, and it's usually found on the front seats, not the...
When the video was first released, many school systems in Michigan were showing it. I don't think it lasted long, however. I wish could remember some stats, but it went world-wide within a day or two. I still occasionally send it friends, for their kids to watch.
As the title says, I didn't want to hijack the recently posted thread, so I began a new one. In the link below is a video produced by the TIA (Traffic Improvement Association of Michigan), during a safety campaign entitled "Remembering Ally". Ally was a high school student killed in a distracted...
In Michigan, the distracted driving law got stricter last summer. What a joke! It's well known throughout the law enforcement community that this is a ridiculous law, and they certainly don't have time to enforce it - until tragedy strikes. It's going to have to be up to the auto manufacturers...
The roof "clips" stowed the shoulder belt when not in use. And the front seat storage clips (male) were used on some vehicles to store the front receiver end (female) of the lap belt. What particular year and vehicle are you questioning?
I don't believe the clips will go into that type of piston set up. The clips are for plain, hollow pistons, from what I know.
This is the type of piston I'm referring to:
I've lived in the general area for over 60 years. I've had awesome MOPARs for over 45 years, yet I've never been to the cruise. I do the ones on Gratiot.
I was invited to go to Woodward this year, but between the threatening weather on Saturday, and the fact that my parking/display spot would...