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zigmondo
Re: Where to buy non-retractable seatbelts in older style?
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That top photo is of my Coupe with the VW polo Inertia reel fitted.
Originally came straight from the mount on the back window base , over the shoulder to the buckle , then over the lap to the inner sill.

Posted on: 2016/5/3 10:44
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* early: on B-pillar
* late: above side glass, aft of B-pillar

Looks like some Australian coupes mounted it in a 3rd location

* below side glass
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Posted on: 2016/5/3 8:21
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Re: Where to buy non-retractable seatbelts in older style?
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Maybe we are talking about two different things...

This is the Front belt diagram: the shaded areas are where the Front seat belts (shoulder belts) mount
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Posted on: 2016/5/3 7:02
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zigmondo
Re: Where to buy non-retractable seatbelts in older style?
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I dont know if it was only on Australian delivered models my mine mount directly from the base of the back window just behind the B pillar. No inertia real ( didn't go to the floor )
This was annoying because it kept slipping off my shoulder so I fitted (VW polo rear seat) retractable ones.
Yes 620mm is correct

Posted on: 2016/5/3 5:09
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It looks like SeatbeltPlanet.com wants the anchorage dimensions? The good thing is you don't need old belts to determine this -- just measure your coupe mount points

Dimension "B": from side-lower bolt to side-upper bolt
Dimension "A": from floor bolt (nearest door) to side-upper bolt
Then add 75"

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So the "A" dimension (side belt length) is 620 mm

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Those are for early or late Coupe? They changed the mounting points in mid-1972

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Coupe seat belt lengths
Length of 'over the shoulder 2120mm from mount hole center to center ( adjuster fully extended )
length of 'floor to hip ' belt 600mm mount cente to buckle center
Hope this helps
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Posted on: 2016/5/3 1:35
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Re: Where to buy non-retractable seatbelts in older style?
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Yes but I want new ones.

Can we get some people to make the following measurements and put this to bed?

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Posted on: 2016/4/28 17:35
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In New Jersey, you can find many belts that fit the 1200 coupe. Pickup trucks are a good source, just go to pick-n-pull and start looking. Most Ford, GM or Chrysler belts will fit if you like the look and style. The 1200 uses a standard bolt size

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