Awesome! Thanks for the shots. It looks like that mine is a bit different since it's a 2 door. The retracting mechanism is in the door panel instead of on the outside.

what is the offset measured in? inches? I have no idea. Is there a way to test to see if it will work without using an actual rim. Perhaps making a cardboard mock wheel? Im just spitballin' here

As I'm looking at Konig Rewind 15x7's on ebay, I only see offsets of 0,20 and 40. Would 20 be close enough?

I've been looking at Konig Rewinds for a while now because they look similar to Mini Lites but are generally cheaper by a few hundred bucks. My problem is that I know nextto nothing about rim sizes and tires, as far as whatr aftermarket items would fit a 210 with little to no midification. I've heard that 15x7's fit well, but i'm not sure what offset is needed, nor do I know what size tires you wrap them in. I'm trying to figure all this out so I can begin to compare prices and get my ducks in a row. Any information would be great! Thanks

This is so awesome I could puke rainbows.

Those are definitely cleaner looking. I'll have to see if i can find some.

Are those lap belts? Does Washington not have 3 point seat belt regulations?

Ya I kinda got my memory jogged once I thought about it. Those are definitely a bit cleaner than the ones I got. They're pretty clunky. But considering that someone cut off the original belts that tells me that maybe these are a little more reliable? These were listed on ebay for a b210 but is that right? I can see yours are in your 1200.

Really they were a cheap buy (20 bucks, compared to around 75ea for new aftermarket belts on Amazon) so that why I got 'em. I've had GMC lap belts in there since I got the car and it's a wonder I havent been pulled over for it yet.

Thats the one! I havent installed them yet. My only concern is that my door panels might look a bit funky not having a belt popping out of that plastic deal.