Convertible seatbelts and tall drivers
11/1/05, 02:36 PM
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I’m six foot and the Vert is a dream.
My son is about 6’5”, when he drives the seatbelt tends to slip off his shoulder.
It is a function of where the belt attaches to the side of the car, somewhat low for him.
On his hardtop, the mounting point is higher up on the B-pillar and no problem.
Any solutions?
Ideas?
Some manufacturers have belts integrated into the seat, but I do not plan on anything that radical.
My son is about 6’5”, when he drives the seatbelt tends to slip off his shoulder.
It is a function of where the belt attaches to the side of the car, somewhat low for him.
On his hardtop, the mounting point is higher up on the B-pillar and no problem.
Any solutions?
Ideas?
Some manufacturers have belts integrated into the seat, but I do not plan on anything that radical.
11/1/05, 03:54 PM
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Originally posted by Adam8g@November 1, 2005, 4:39 PM
I’m six foot and the Vert is a dream.
My son is about 6’5”, when he drives the seatbelt tends to slip off his shoulder.
It is a function of where the belt attaches to the side of the car, somewhat low for him.
On his hardtop, the mounting point is higher up on the B-pillar and no problem.
Any solutions?
Ideas?
Some manufacturers have belts integrated into the seat, but I do not plan on anything that radical.
I’m six foot and the Vert is a dream.
My son is about 6’5”, when he drives the seatbelt tends to slip off his shoulder.
It is a function of where the belt attaches to the side of the car, somewhat low for him.
On his hardtop, the mounting point is higher up on the B-pillar and no problem.
Any solutions?
Ideas?
Some manufacturers have belts integrated into the seat, but I do not plan on anything that radical.
seriously, 6'5" might be asking a little much for any modern conv to cover. You might want to consider one of the light bar options and see if the belt can be bolted to that.
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