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Where are the lapbelt hardpoints?

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65shlbycln

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Where are the holes in the floor for the lapbelts? Also, how do i access them from underneath the car?

Does anybody have pics of their lapbelts? Thanks.
 

65fastback2+2

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front or rear??? ur fb should only have front i would think
 
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I found my lap belt holes in the floor............................next to the seat. I don't thing they are accessible from the undercarriage seeing as how they are bolted down from the inside.

BTW, sorry for the SA remark up top, i couldn't resist
 
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The only lapbelt hardpoints that will be available from under the car will be the ones in the transmission tunnel. They are hard to miss from underneath as they are large stampings (~2x3") that are spot welded to the tunnel and they have the threaded bosses in them for the bolts to secure the belts. The other hardpoints are in the inner rocker panel.
 

65 fastback

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I've pointed them out in the attached picture. The one's on either side of the transmission tunnel are not back to back however, they are slightly off-set.

I think it would be easier to find them from under the car and push a thin nail through from below.

Hope this helps.

Tim

 
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65shlbycln

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are there nuts welded onto the rocker panels and driveshaft tunnels so that the bolt just goes in?
 

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Yes, the holes are threaded, so the bolt just needs to be screwed in.

Tim
 
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