Re: [Chrysler300] seat belt color

[barjam300@xxxxxxx]

Dave,
 
The 300H was the first American car to have seat belts installed by the  
factory. All '62 Chryslers had seat-belt anchors built right into the body so  
the customer could easily install their own seat-belts per the 1962 
Chrysler  Engineering and Styling confidential bulletin.
 
Jim Bartuska
Niles, Mi 
 
 
In a message dated 10/7/2010 7:34:23 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
finsruskw@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx writes:

 
 
 
Question....Were seat belts available as an option for the F in  1960?

If so, what color would they have been for the standard F  interior and 
what type hardware would they have used?

I have what I  believe to be "period correct" hardware, buckles etc but 
need to have new  webbing sewn on. The buckles are the chromed "lift type" 
release. Any one use  this "Snake Oyle" outfit or any other seat belt repair 
place you could  recommend?

Thanks
Dave Schwandt

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