Seat belt anchor plates

[BobT-47P15]

Was going thru my favorites list, checking to see what is stashed there.

Found an ad from Juliano's.

Just in case anyone is looking.

http://www.julianos.com/anchor_plate.html

[busycoupe]

Just last week I bought lap belts and those anchors from Juliano's. They work great! The anchor plates are substantial, far stronger than the floor sheet metal. I just hope I don't have to test the belts and floor anchors in ernest!

[Norm's Coupe]

I have a set that I haven't put in the car, but they also have good anchor plates for under the floor.

That said, the anchor plate will only be as strong as the floor though. My guess is, if you haven't replaced that section of floor with new steel, they probably wouldn't hold in an accident anyway. Case in point. Some years ago, back in the late 90's there were two people thrown from an old Jeep in an accident up north. They were both wearing aftermarket seat belts. Seats when with them when the flew from the Jeep.

[BobT-47P15]

Just remember - don't fasten seat belts to the frame.

[RobertKB]

Was going thru my favorites list, checking to see what is stashed there.

Found an ad from Juliano's.

Just in case anyone is looking.

http://www.julianos.com/anchor_plate.html

Thanks for the reminder. I need to get some of those and the belts for all my old cars.

[power_hungry]

Not that I would, but ?

[BobT-47P15]

If the accident was severe enough, and the seat moved forward or

even sideways, the ones attached to the floor would probably

move some with you. But the ones attached to the frame would

likely not budge any.....and add to your injuries even more.