Looking at buying new seat belts, want something safe and reliable. The price between the vendors is pretty different.
Who do you suggest?
Cruiser Corps or CCOT.
Who do you suggest?
Cruiser Corps or CCOT.
Buying Seat Belts
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I Bought CCOT and was happy with mine.
I bought CCOT belts for my 72 fj40 and were happy with them. On my 63 however, the plastic ones just did not look right so I sourced these for the same price. Lap Seat Belt, Chrome Lift Latch, 60 Inch Length : Replacement Seatbelts, Seat Belts, Retractable Seat Belts, and Seatbelt Extenders @ SeatBeltsPlus.co
I like the old aircraft style bucke and the color choice is an added bonus. I can say they are beefy and well made.
I like the old aircraft style bucke and the color choice is an added bonus. I can say they are beefy and well made.
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I bought the CCOT belts and I have been pretty happy with them. That said, the nylon has sun/weather faded over the last few years so I am strongly considering replacing them.
I believe I got the belts for my FJ45 from Seatbeltsplus, and was very happy with them. The old-style buckles were great and the color choices were nice.
Seatbeltsplus. They're great.
I wanted to use all the original hardware (retractors etc) so I just bought some seat belt webbing off Ebay and replaced the old webbing. Used my industrial sewing machine to duplicate the stitching. I will say the webbing material that I got off Ebay was not as heavy duty as the original belt material..... so I am trying not to test the strength any time soon.
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I wanted to use all the original hardware (retractors etc) so I just bought some seat belt webbing off Ebay and replaced the old webbing. Used my industrial sewing machine to duplicate the stitching. I will say the webbing material that I got off Ebay was not as heavy duty as the original belt material..... so I am trying not to test the strength any time soon.
Sewing yourself is a great way to save a few bucks, but ultimately one area I wouldn't compromise is seatbelts. I'd find aftermarket ones that meet US standards. I just did the belts in my BJ74 and considering what their job is they were cheap $110AUD each seat.
There'd be some insurance fine print that wouldn't be favourable too I think.
I bought from them also.They shipped promptly and the price was fair. They are American made and are a good product too so far.
HOLY COW are they fast. I had forgotten until you mentioned that. Its like a two or three day turnaround. Great company.
