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Old 04-22-2002, 04:44 PM   #1
BigDave
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Post Blazer Owners: I Need More than Just a Lap Belt

Anyone with a Blazer have a belt system that includes more than a lap belt? It doesn't appear that there is anyway to rig a 3-point system. I was wondering if any of you have done a racing style harness in yours.

I drive mine daily and occassionally I have my young son with me. When the top is off I really get concerned.

I guess I could get a low profile headache bar installed behind the seats and have a mounting point welded to it on either side. This would solve two problems.

Any ideas?

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