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Seat Belt - Black - 74 Inches - Modern Push-button Style (64-69 Chevelle)

Item EK-50-860142-1
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      Product Information

      Features, Description, Q&A

      Features

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      • Seat Belt Black, 74 Inches Long
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      • Modern Push Button Latch for Easy Release
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      • Designed to Fit 1964-1969 Chevelle Models
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      Description

      Classic Seat Belt. The Seat Belt - Black - 74 Inches - Modern Push-button Style combines vintage aesthetics with essential safety features. It is engineered to secure occupants by restraining movement during sudden stops or collisions, making it a crucial safety upgrade for vehicle restorations.

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      Durable Construction. Made from high-quality materials, this seat belt features a smooth black finish and a modern push-button latch mechanism. The solid build and functional design provide reliable, long-lasting performance and ease of use.

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      Simple Installation. Installation is straightforward and requires only basic tools. Depending on your vehicle’s original mounting points, minimal drilling might be needed to ensure a secure fit.

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      Application. Specifically designed to fit Chevelle models from 1964 through 1969, this seat belt maintains the vehicle’s original safety standards and style integrity.

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