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If indeed they have the original design male buckle, why don't they change picture to show. Luckly my 63 has original belts restored by snake, but when I was looking for my 62, all I could find was the double C. I'll keep these guys in mind if I ever need a set.
I called seatbeltsplus and spoke to Zach and he contacted the belt manufacturer and called me back. The picture is mistaken; the OE 63 belts DO come with the D "tongue" which is what my repros have.
Last edited by Frankie the Fink; 01-17-2018 at 04:44 PM.
I called seatbeltsplus and spoke to Zach and he contacted the belt manufacturer and called me back. The picture is mistaken; the OE 62 belts DO come with the D "tongue" which is what my repros have.
Thanks for the fancy foot work Frank, Zach just took my order for a set.
If that vertical board just in front of the jack storage area is at all flimsy or worn - now is the time to deal with it -- it looks solid though..
If you are trying to save the door panels there is a nice article on restoring them in the latest NCRS Restorer - the piece is about '67 convertible panels but much of it applies to earlier midyears..
Last edited by Frankie the Fink; 01-19-2018 at 11:06 AM.
If that vertical board just in front of the jack storage area is at all flimsy or worn - now is the time to deal with it -- it looks solid though..
If you are trying to save the door panels there is a nice article on restoring them in the latest NCRS Restorer - the piece is about '67 convertible panels but much of it applies to earlier midyears..
Hey Frankie,
The vertical board is in great condition. No flimsiness, or worn at all.
Also, I just haven't removed the door panels yet. They'll probably be up next.
Unfortunately, the door panels are black. Probably painted just like the dash was. I will be going back to dark blue.
I used Gorilla glue to "fix" my glove box door. I also used numerous plastic clamps
(Home Depot) to set the drying process. 24 hours later and it did the trick. I also replaced the factory (stainless?) inset and added a new script. My '65 actually had a '66 script. The two replacement panels have different holes, due to the script's being different. Sully
Got one. E-mail me papalani@hawaiiantel.net
Give me your address and I will mail it out to you.
Just to confirm that is the clip that accepts the screw for the INSIDE moulding.
Brgds,
Rene
01-15-2018, 10:20 AM
