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Car Forum / Ford / Ford Cars / March 2006

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Shoulder Belt in Rear of '89 F250

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diego - 22 Mar 2006 23:08 GMT
I recently purchased a 1989 F250 extended cab and it has rear lap belts
only in it. I need to use a booster seat for my 3 year old which
requires a shoulder belt.

I've called Ford and a number of dealerships and they can't give me any
suggestions on where to mount an aftermarket shoulder belt.

Does anyone have any ideas on my problem? Perhaps a safe mounting point
or where to find such information?

Thanks!
Sharon K.Cooke - 23 Mar 2006 01:22 GMT
> I recently purchased a 1989 F250 extended cab and it has rear lap belts
> only in it. I need to use a booster seat for my 3 year old which
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>
> Thanks!

Did you look behind the trim where the shoulder belt mounting points should be?
It became Federal law about then for rear shoulder belts mounts to be installed,
but not the belts themselves.
diego - 23 Mar 2006 23:09 GMT
Hi I once took off the trim panel to look to see if there was an
obvious mounting location but I didn't see anything in the area where I
would expect to see one. I guess this particular model was before that
regulation came into effect. I am tempted to bolt in a sturdy metal
plate in the sheet metal behind the trim and then attach the  belt to
this. I am concerned though that this might not be safe.
 
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