

| Subject: | Re-webbing seatbelts - reponse summary |
| From: | Holly and Chris Mills |
| Date: | Sat, 24 Mar 2001 18:05:31 -0600 |
Got about 5 responses from 3 lists. One referred my to a British company advertising in Hemming Motor News. They didn't know the name or any info. Worth checking though. Also heard from several folks on the Corvair list how gave glowing reports on a TX company that does this --- Ssnake Oyl at 800-284-7777 and http://www.ssnake-oyl.com Don't know anything about them personally yet. Will be checking. I have plenty of seatbelt hardware gathered over the years but I doubt the reliability of any of the belts themselves - I'm sure the retractors are fine. In my case I'm trying to get my 1978 VW Westfalia back on the road. The aftermarket seems to offer plenty of plain belts - lap and shoulder combos but I've seen very, very few with retractors. I just want the OEM style hardware so it fits the first time but I want my family to be safe. http://mypage.ihost.com/usinet.cchesle/ This is another address to check. I'm still looking for more sources so if you can offer any more info please write. Hope this helps somebody. Chris in Mid-TN ICQ# 5944649 1978 Volkswagen Westfalia (almost done, Rolls-Hardly Engine) 1965 VW Beetle with a Type IV power (perpetual project) 1949 Chevy 3100 p/u (daily driver) 1999 Honda CR-V (wife's ride) 1981 Honda CB900 Custom moto-sickle (other daily driver) 1972 Hodaka Wombat (FOR SALE) (needs new home) 1997 Wife named Holly 2000 model son named Zane several used felines (2 shiny black, one in primer) Use the contents of this message at your own risk. Reproduction is allowed with reference to me, the author -- if and only if you can verify the information contained within is correct. If you find that the information is flawed, in poor taste, incorrect, evidence of mental treatment required, or if the statement/question was just plain dumb - you don't know me...
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