Cutting up a rusty floor? Need seatbelt anchors

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Hi Guys. Anyone cutting up a rusty floor pan? I'm in need of a few parts.
I've just become a dad, and i need to put seat belts in the back of my cars which have no anchor points, but I want it to look factory.
I have gotten some anchors off another FABO member, but I need some more so I can do both my cars.
I'd like 4 of the rectangular style anchors that the late 60's cars have in the rear, and a pair of the transtunnel anchor plates for the front belts which I can use for shoulder belts on the back dash.
If you've got a rusty trunk floor I'd like a spare tire hold down bracket too.
Paypal is the easiest pay option for me, if you don't want to send overseas, I have a buddy in CA.
Still looking for a left front fender for a 69 dart too, these things are hard to find down here. :banghead:
 
I understand your wanting 3 point belts in the rear. Factory parts for that are extremely rare. Have you considered installing rear seat belt assemblies from a later make/model ? Honda maybe ? Good luck
 
RedFish said:
I understand your wanting 3 point belts in the rear. Factory parts for that are extremely rare. Have you considered installing rear seat belt assemblies from a later make/model ? Honda maybe ? Good luck
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I like to keep things factory looking, often changes need to be certified down here too. Aslong as I can get some factory rear floor anchors I can use any sort for the shoulder belts atleast. Im kinda obsessive about using factory parts. :)
 
You won't find factory stuff for the rear and even if you do, do you really want 40 year old seat belts holding in your car seats?
 
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