MT Seat belt ID tags

[chtr65]

I am looking for original GM 1964 seat belt cloth tags that are in good condition. I am trying to have new tags made, and need at least 1 tag that is clear and has crisp lettering for photo scan. I am willing to buy out right or pay for the use of, and then return it. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.

[The Rocknrod]

You mean like this? Kind of tag?:

[chtr65]

This is the best photo I can get. Not very clear, but the best my camera can do. They are from my 64 with the red comfort seat, and also has the marroon nubby seat belts.

[painterljp]

Here are the ones from our 64 original truck. Both Male and female belts. A picture of buckle also. Must have been a late 64. Cause tag says 65 and it is a 64 truck. It is original upholstery also. Dry rotted but original. We bought it from original owner 20 yrs ago.

[chtr65]

Turns out that the seat belts that were in my Suburban are aftermarket from a company called Shore-Calnevar Inc., photo attached. Perhaps the original owner felt that the aftermarket seat belts were cheaper than buying the factory belts. I was told that the original belts had 3 row webbing like your's, and the belt manufacturer that GM used was Irving Air Chute Co. I have found, what I believe to be original GM seat belt tags. I have attached a photo of my seat belt tag, and an original GM seat belt tags by Irving. I am led to believe that original seat belt tags are getting very hard to find. So doing a correct restoration, I have to ask, is it correct to use the aftermarket seat belts that the original owner had installed? Or, are the GM belts from Irving a must for correct restoration?