Seat belts

so im trying to find some seat belts for my 84 chevy truck...i want them so i can have my son ride with me....hes not even 2 yet and he loves cars and really loves my truck. so if anyone can help me out in finding some so me and my son can spend some quality time just father and son that would be great

look at junk yards you can find some right away ! and for not alot of money

Johnson's wrecking yard way out on Grand Ave is the best place in Billings for older stuff. You'll have to go find and pull them yourself, Bring some standard and torx sockets. They will point you in the general direction you need to go.

ya i called them but they want 75 bucks per seat belt......seems a bit steap

dam i got my 5 point harness for 80 at drw . what happened to junkyards having good deals on USED parts, these ones around town are just so outta line anymore.

the one that is in lockwood isnt bad i got a fender for my talon for 45 bucks so they probably arent that bad for seat belts

Johnson's quoted me $25 a piece for seat belts. Those were for older accords, but I can't imagine that yours would be 3X the price.

Did they quote you a pull-it-yourself price, or a price where they'd pull it for you?

They have tried to screw me at A-1 Johnson before on parts I've pulled myself (having boobs has its downside I suppose), but I just told them that for that price, I'd take it back out into the yard and put it back. They sold it to me at an appropriate price after that.

I always check Louie & Dean's in Lockwood first. They are pretty reasonable most of the time.

WarWagon wrote:

ya i called them but they want 75 bucks per seat belt......seems a bit steap

I bought the center lap-belt for my lightning for $10 or $15 bucks from them, I don't quite remember. You have to go pull it, bring it to them and then haggle on the price if it's not good.

Just hassle em... I talked them down to $10 a belt... and then got them for cheaper at L and D's.

That's a ridiculous price for used stuff that may not even work. However, that may have been the price if they pulled it. Go down there and haggle a bit and I'm sure you can score them for very little. I've had to get some for the Toyota after I fucked up mine while trying to tighten the retractor spring, and Hansers actually had some for like $15.

Also, doesn't hurt to check other kinds of vehicles. Most belts, especially on pickups and old cars, are fairly interchangeable. Only worry is how the retractor mounds up, cause it's gotta be level.