Rewebbing Seat Belts

[craigg1]

Im wanting to get some 1967 C10 seat belts rewebbed. Don't need anything done with the buckles/chrome, as they are all in good shape, just need the new nylon. What is the typical cost to get something like that done and where is a good place to get it done?

[LockDoc]

Originally Posted by craigg1

Im wanting to get some 1967 C10 seat belts rewebbed. Don't need anything done with the buckles/chrome, as they are all in good shape, just need the new nylon. What is the typical cost to get something like that done and where is a good place to get it done?

We have a member on here that does them.....

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=809750

LockDoc

[Getter-Done]

Here is a few places I have been researching.

Link: https://www.seatbeltplanet.com/ag-17...10-pickup.html

Link:https://webbingreplacement.com/

This place has a better selection of colors
Link:https://www.seatbeltsplus.com/catego...t%20%2Bwebbing

[craigg1]

Originally Posted by Getter-Done

Here is a few places I have been researching.

Link: https://www.seatbeltplanet.com/ag-17...10-pickup.html

Link:https://webbingreplacement.com/

This place has a better selection of colors
Link:https://www.seatbeltsplus.com/catego...t%20%2Bwebbing

Thanks, I'll check into those places.

[craigg1]

Originally Posted by LockDoc

We have a member on here that does them.....

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=809750

LockDoc

Ok, I saw that thread earlier, but I was under the impression he only cleaned/dyed existing webbing, didn't know he replaced webbing.

[TKCR]

Originally Posted by craigg1

Ok, I saw that thread earlier, but I was under the impression he only cleaned/dyed existing webbing, didn't know he replaced webbing.

I do clean & restore. But they can also be sent out for new webbing. I don’t do that myself. It takes a special machine to sew belts. The place I use is safety restore. They charge per pair, male and female is a pair. It’s $100 per pair. So if you have 2 retractors and the buckles, that’s 2 pairs, $200. Plus the shipping back & forth.
BTW, speaking of male & female, I’m not a “he”.

[68bowtie]

Originally Posted by TKCR

BTW, speaking of male & female, I’m not a “he”.

I heard somewhere there’s a difference.

[TKCR]

Originally Posted by 68bowtie

I heard somewhere there’s a difference.

It’s easy for people to assume I’m a guy, lol. After all you don’t find too many women that enjoy working on these old trucks. But I grew up helping my Dad work on the old cars. He worked at GM for 30 years, and I worked in an auto factory for 30 years myself. It wasn’t GM though, but I’ve been around cars & trucks my whole life.

[craigg1]

Originally Posted by TKCR

BTW, speaking of male & female, I’m not a “he”.

Sorry, forgot the "s" he.

[TKCR]

Originally Posted by craigg1

Sorry, forgot the "s" he.

Your fine, I get it all the time.
So what color are the belts you are wanting rewebbed? Are you sure they need rewebbed? Really the only time it needs done is if your changing colors, or the belts are frayed/cut. I can usually get just about anything cleaned and looking better.
Except the Parchment, they usually have to be redone. It’s hard getting all the stains out of those, being as light as they are.

[Jason Banks]

Over 20 years ago, I had a set of seat belts done by SSnake Oyl and it was very expensive then. The quality of the job was not comparable with the price.

[JDL]

https://www.safetyrestore.com/webbing-replacement

[TKCR]

Originally Posted by JDL

https://www.safetyrestore.com/webbing-replacement

That’s who is use when they need new webbing. Most places will not do belts that are older than the 90’s, but they do.

[mr48chev]

That's good info, Thanks for sharing it TKCR. Having belts cleaned or rewebbed is somethign that we don't usually think about until there we are with dirty and or damaged belts on a fresh build.

[TKCR]

Originally Posted by mr48chev

That's good info, Thanks for sharing it TKCR. Having belts cleaned or rewebbed is somethign that we don't usually think about until there we are with dirty and or damaged belts on a fresh build.

Your welcome. Worse case senecio is new webbing, especially if they are cut, badly frayed or so stained that it won’t come out. New webbing is alway nice, it’s new lol. But unfortunately it can get a little pricey, and some people refuse to spend a lot of money on safety. They will drop thousands on a engine, paint or even wheels & tires. I’m one of them, lol. When I got that quote back from SsnakeOyls, I about crapped my pants, $1500! And this was at least 8 years ago.
So there are alternatives, along with new webbing. But I wouldn’t pay what SsnakeOyls wants, but they are in the business to make money. I’m actually surprised to see them mentioned again. I would have sworn that they went out of business not long after I got my quote. People were saying they could not be reached, and the website had been taken down.
I just did a set of belts for someone, and it was just best to start over with a better set of belts. I’ve been able to make huge improvements to a set of belts, but even I have limits. I’m not Jesus, that can preform miracles, and that’s what this set needed! Could they have been restored? Absolutely. But when someone doesn’t want to spend a lot of money, which these would have taken with repair parts and new webbing. So the alternative was another set, which I had, and those got cleaned & restored for him.