Replace 3 Point Seat Belt Kits for Truck Safety - LMC Truck

Replace worn seat belts with 3-Point Seat Belt Kits from LMC Truck. These easy to install seat belt kits feature quick release push-button buckles and quick stop retractors. They are constructed of OE-quality herringbone webbing to ensure the safety of you and your passengers. Available for Chevy, GMC, Ford and Dodge trucks and SUVs.
Replacement seat belt kits are a simple, direct bolt-in installation using the original seat belt mounting holes. Includes necessary mounting hardware for the seat belt retractor and shoulder harness. Reuse your existing hardware to secure the seat belt to the floor or purchase new seat belt bolts; sold separately. Federal regulations require seat belts in all trucks manufactured after July 1971.
Kits can be installed in 1-3 hours with standard tools.
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[@kylgon]

I tried using pick and pull seat belts from a Tahoe. What I learned about modern seat belts is they only work from one position/orientation due to being designed with an inertial locking retraction mechanism. It would be difficult to find 3 point retractable seat belts from salvage yard that would work right in a 67-72 Chevy, and I would have been better off to start with an aftermarket option like this in retrospect. I'm sharing this because I wish I would have known.

[@joshuawalton1378]

These seat belts worked perfectly for my 67 f100. The bolts were the right thread for all the factory points, so installation only took 30 minutes even though I was switching from lap belts to 3 point belts.

[@sine1son]

were you able to get the belt straight, or did you just live with the reel facing forward and the belts slightly twisted and slightly binding? I'm installing on a 1967 F250 and can't seem to get it to look perfect.

[@raymondperez3553]

Looking for a driver side seatbelts buckle for a 94 Chevy blazer S10 Tahoe.

[@rheaghen]

I want to do a conversion on my 1974 Ford Crew Cab; can this be done on the front AND the back seats?

[@ClayRepairs]

i think so. theres a video out there somewhere on it and the forums too