Seat Belt Shoulder Pads
7/27/07, 04:55 AM
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Seat Belt Shoulder Pads
Hey Guys,
Looking for some "Mustang" Seat Belt Shoulder Pads. They will be going into a black interior/screaming yellow exterior. I would prefer Leather but any would be appreciated. Bout the only thing I have found in search is the MOMO (Italy) but I was hoping for something more "musclecar".
WOT lockdown of belt is cutting into my wifes neck...
I found one set that said "mustang" but were Pink...
If I have no success, my default is the red Ford Racing but would prefer black or yellow instead of red...any links?
Anybody have links to ANY cool pads I could check out?
On Ebay, there are LOTS but NONE showing Mustang...
What up wit dat?
Thanks!
Looking for some "Mustang" Seat Belt Shoulder Pads. They will be going into a black interior/screaming yellow exterior. I would prefer Leather but any would be appreciated. Bout the only thing I have found in search is the MOMO (Italy) but I was hoping for something more "musclecar".
WOT lockdown of belt is cutting into my wifes neck...
I found one set that said "mustang" but were Pink...
If I have no success, my default is the red Ford Racing but would prefer black or yellow instead of red...any links?
Anybody have links to ANY cool pads I could check out?
On Ebay, there are LOTS but NONE showing Mustang...
What up wit dat?Thanks!
7/27/07, 11:14 PM
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7/28/07, 07:29 AM
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You might try seat belt extensions. You can get them for free from your Ford dealer. They are intended for larger people, but work great to adjust the Stang seat geometry. They plug in the belt and add about 7-8 inches of length and effectively move the shoulder strap over toward the outside of the car (and off your neck). My wife is 5'3" and it works for her.
7/28/07, 10:46 PM
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Infinity: That is more along the line that I would be interested in. I will check out Pep Boys next time I am in the area and see what they have.
Cruisin: Thank for the link...I will keep an eye on those...
AFChief: It is not the length that is the problem as much as when the belt locks down when you stomp on it, the belt locks snug, and has a tendancy to cause discomfort.
Thanks for the replies.
Cruisin: Thank for the link...I will keep an eye on those...
AFChief: It is not the length that is the problem as much as when the belt locks down when you stomp on it, the belt locks snug, and has a tendancy to cause discomfort.
Thanks for the replies.
7/29/07, 06:54 AM
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Mach - I bought a set and tried them, the really leave a LOT of seat belt hanging off the roller. They would often get caught in the door and I took them off after a day. Could be for sale if you're intrested!
7/30/07, 05:46 PM
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Do you still have the Mustang seat belt pads? dltfl@aol.com
12/8/10, 10:15 AM
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https://themustangsource.com/f637/se...tainer-457702/
these work great
these work great
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