I thought sedans could only be registered as 4 seaters.

You must have called one of the "We can't get a real job so we bought a Repco franchise" Repco stores.

The drop link is what stops the seatbelt from chafing your neck. There are two lengths. Call Klippan's Tech Support Number (They are in the white pages)

I rang repco today and they said that the K7099's didnt exist could you please check the number.
There was no problem with the K1512 $87ea now (dam inflation)

What is the drop link part anyway?

The price was each..If you can get out of it for less than AU$200, you are doing well.

It's nice to know they'll work when needed. These are nice compact units, and most sliding seats will clear them, when mounted in the standard 1200 mounting holes.

Cost me about $320 for the lot (All five seating positions).

I didn't use the centre seat rear one. My car is now registered as a 4 seater, The low riding rear suspension wouldn't keep up with 3 bodies in the back seat anyway...

I used the non-retractable Klippan belts to suit 120Y in the rear.

thanks for the awsome info mate!!

greatly appreciated.

You guys get all the good answers...

After a fair bit of looking about, I found the perfect answer when building my green machine.

Repco: Order Klippan Belts from them:

I used this combination:
K1512 (retractable to suit 1200)
K7099 (drop links to suit 1200(110) or 1600(510)).

or

Klippan part number K4264 - designed for 73 Holden hq coupe

I was told by Klippan Tech Support that the K4264 is NLA, but some Repco's (Hornsby/Sydney) still order them that way.

Cost AU$85 and AU$120, depending on the dealer markup.

I have used retractable belts out of the sunny sedans to fit 1200s.Greg

SLY OLD FOX...............

i was wondering if there are any replacement seatbelts available for a datsun 1200.

cheers frank