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Installing rear seat belts.

Printer · 2011-11-22 22:40:28

Hi guys I tried this in the campervan forum but got no reply so trying it here now: Hi all I have a converted Mazda Bongo with rock and roll pull out bed in the back. It still has one of the original seat belts in the back (the actual belt from ceiling to floor) but it doesnt have any clips to put the belt into on the rock…

22-11-2011 10:40pm

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Printer

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Hi guys

I tried this in the campervan forum but got no reply so trying it here now:

Hi all

I have a converted Mazda Bongo with rock and roll pull out bed in the back. It still has one of the original seat belts in the back (the actual belt from ceiling to floor) but it doesnt have any clips to put the belt into on the rock and roll bed. The old ones have been cut out when it was converted.

Any ideas where I could get 2 seat belts and clips installed? Do you know how much it would cost aswell?

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#2 22-11-2011 10:42pm

colm_mcm

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I'd imagine parfit, kvc or similar might. Then again they'd have to stand over the work. Is the bed/seat structurally suitable for a seat belt?

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#3 23-11-2011 7:12pm

farrellniall

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hi where abouts are you. ???

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#4 23-11-2011 10:39pm

Printer

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Hey, Im in Mayo but happy to travel to get the job done. I don't know if the bench is structurally sound to put seatbelts into it, I'm sure there must be a way to do it though.

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