1972 Medium Blue Highlander Blazer Resto

[osunumberone]

Originally Posted by DeadheadNM

Example photos of where the male end of the belt attaches at the pillar and how I store the female end at the console with OE GM buckle “clips”

Are the belts still functional with the top off as lap belts? I'm starting a restoration and have noticed the B pillar mounting points, but have this question. Thanks.

[DeadheadNM]

Originally Posted by osunumberone

Are the belts still functional with the top off as lap belts? I'm starting a restoration and have noticed the B pillar mounting points, but have this question. Thanks.

Hello. Removing the top eliminates the B pillar point of attachment so the male end of the shoulder belt is literally gone. The lap belts retain their function. Good luck with your build.

[a Good Man]

Trust me big brother. Whenever I need information I am here at your project. We are proud of you.


I was with you step by step

Big Thanks

[DeadheadNM]

Originally Posted by a Good Man

Trust me big brother. Whenever I need information I am here at your project. We are proud of you.


I was with you step by step

Big Thanks

Thank you Saad, I appreciate you. حفظك الله وأسرتك من الأشرار الذين يسعون إلى الفتنة.

[NDM]

Originally Posted by DeadheadNM

Example photos of where the male end of the belt attaches at the pillar and how I store the female end at the console with OE GM buckle “clips”

Get the hell outta here!!! I did not know this was a thing. Heading out to my K5 now........

[yfs200p]

Hey there, I remember following your K20 build back in the day. I took about a 10 year hiatus from the board. I got myself into a 72 K/5 Highlander project. Looking forward to take the time to go through this build, I cheated and skipped to the last page to see the finished product. Its beautiful.
Nice work,
NICK

[DeadheadNM]

Hi Nick - thanks! Welcome back! Pete