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 Posted: Wed Apr 20, 2011 11:22 am Post subject: Rear seat belts |
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Hi, has anybody fitted rear lap belts in their barndoor, as I want them for my kids safety?
Any info and pictures would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks, Sean
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| Posted: Thu Apr 21, 2011 1:51 am Post subject: |
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It depends on what seats you are running in the rear I guess, are they original ones?
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| streetwagens wrote: | | It depends on what seats you are running in the rear I guess, are they original ones? |
I will be putting in a camping bench seat, Deven at the moment until I change it later on.
cheers, Sean.
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Id say that you want to pop a decent sized spreader plate under the gearbox cover panel inbetween the wheel tubs, with holes drilled through to it. Theres nothing that structural in the sheet metal behind the rear seat really, and a big spreader plate will be needed. At least its possible to get one above the gearbox reasonably easily?
Bus is looking ace btw 
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