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I want to fit rear seat belts into the Sceptre and while i'm at it might as well upgrade the fronts ( i must be getting old, its never bothered me before). Does anyone know of a company who supply a kit or something. I know i could go to a breakers and take them out of something else, but i want to do it properly.
Web addresses or phone numbers would be nice. ;D
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Stiff
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Cheers i'll give them a call tomorrow.
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Seth
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I will ( as usual!) recommend Quickfit who are in Stanmore in NW London. I have used their expertise on numerous occasions and they have always been friendly and helpful. They are the only company I know of that specialises in seat belts for classics and they manufacture they're own belts on site. Do a tasty line period style chrome buckle/colooured webbing but those ones are quite expensive! The website is still under construction but has their contact details: www.quickfitsbs.co.uk/default.asp |
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Another vote for quickfit.
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