72 FJ40 front lap belt bolt locations

[Fj40surfer]

I’m trying to put in replacement front lap belts (there are none now). I found the bolt hole for the drivers side male end but don’t see where the female side bolt location is? Does anyone have a photo of how this setup is supposed to look? Same question for passenger front side. Thanks for any help.

 

[Living in the Past]

Should be three more fixed nuts behind the seats. On my 68 and 70 two are between the two seats and one under the gas fill hose to the fuel tank. These are both prior to the fixed section of the passenger seat. If the one by the driver's back could be moved over further to the passenger seat center. These are straight forward. Jump seats on my 73 there is a fixed nut on the front of the wheel well and a second fixed nut a little over half way on jump seat.

 

[firemanj92]

Drivers (male) is obvious in pic but passengers (female) is seen hidden/peaking our under front of heater just left of gas tank strap. Passengers (male) is just outside of seat mounting point.

Edited for more detail in regards to the picture

 

[Living in the Past]

Drivers is obvious I pic but passengers is hidden under front of heater
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Doubt it will be Infront of the rear heater. Heater is offset to the passenger side. Not around either my 68 or 70 to check. Guessing if you lift up the mat will find a second fixed nut on one side or the other.

 

[firemanj92]

Doubt it will be Infront of the rear heater. Heater is offset to the passenger side. Not around either my 68 or 70 to check. Guessing if you lift up the mat will find a second fixed nut on one side or the other.

Nope smooth floor with no holes. 6/70 US spec. truck. If I remember correctly, the bolts are unique only to the seatbelts (used across the whole Toyota line & several generations-16mm heads). But then again, I've had folks tell me I shouldn't have emissions stuff on my rig but it does.

 

[Fj40surfer]

Should be three more fixed nuts behind the seats. On my 68 and 70 two are between the two seats and one under the gas fill hose to the fuel tank. These are both prior to the fixed section of the passenger seat. If the one by the driver's back could be moved over further to the passenger seat center. These are straight forward. Jump seats on my 73 there is a fixed nut on the front of the wheel well and a second fixed nut a little over half way on jump seat.

Thanks I found them and got the new belts in, definitely better than driving without any seatbelts, thanks for responding