Stag seat belts

[slurpysi]

I have a Mk 1 Stag and would like to have some rear seat belts fitted, to persuade my girlfriends' friends to jump in the back with no excuses. The front belts are quite frayed and could also do with replacing.

Does anyone know of a company in SE London / Kent who can do this any roughly how much it would cost ?

Thanks

[Phil]

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Hi

I have just had rear belts fitted by Faversham Classics they are well respected and only deal with Stags

Faversham Classics Ltd
Unit F Upper Brents Shipyard
Faversham, Kent ME13 7DZ
Telephone 01795 539163
Email fav@blueyonder.co.uk

[robertt1948]

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Hi. I had my front seat belts refurbished by F.D.T.S. in West Byfleet in Surrey. They cost £17.50 - 00 + postage + VAT each in June 2001.

I think a lot of suppliers used them to refurbish customersbelts. They can do different colours if you wish.

Their phone no. is 01932 342043 if they are still in business

Robert

[stustag]

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Give Brian Turner a ring he's down you way 01622 884302

Stuart

[Ian B]

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slurpysi wrote:

I have a Mk 1 Stag and would like to have some rear seat belts fitted, to persuade my girlfriends' friends to jump in the back with no excuses. The front belts are quite frayed and could also do with replacing.

Does anyone know of a company in SE London / Kent who can do this any roughly how much it would cost ?

Thanks

Try Club cars in cheam surrey
9 st dunstans hill
Sutton
surrey
SM1 2JX

tel : 0208 641 0791 ask for Mike

I have no connection with club cars other than the fact they look after my Stag

[jamcarr2]

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slurpysi wrote:

would like to have some rear seat belts fitted, to persuade my girlfriends' friends to jump in the back with no excuses.

Thanks

I find a nice meal and a bottle of wine usually does the trick

JOHN

[Paul Goldsmith]

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I'm assuming Mk1 Stags don't have the mounting points for rear lap belts ?

Last year I fitted some Securon universal full inertia rear belts to the rear of our Stag with any hassle, although the o/s/r was a bit tricky to fine adjust due to the available space behind the cubbies

Bought as NOS from Ebay at £35 the pair plus £8 forstrengthening plates for where I had to drill the additional mounting holes. Then £2 for some Audi 80 estate plastic trims to tidy up the holes in the cubbies.

They've performed really well since, although I've since learnt there is some debate on the benefit of using full belts over just lap belts in the rear of Stags.

[redstag]

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Mk1's have the mounting points, just in a slightly different position.

Pete

[straw]

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Just finishedfitting seat belts to the back of my car

I was just wondering where you got thebits to tidy up the cubbypanels mine areabit untidylooking:?

Craig

[Paul Goldsmith]

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Hi Straw,

I sourced oursfrom the local scrappy, they're takenfrom an early to mid '90s Audi estate - they're the ones in the backs of the rear seats.

You willneed to cut the seatbelts to remove them intact, thenextract them fromthe velour whichwasdead easy as they snap together in 2 parts. Fitting to the Stag was straightfoward, just punch a couple of holes in the cubby covering so that the surrounds plastic fixing lugs can penetrate and clip both parts together. Toughest bit was squeezing the seatbelt blade and loop through them(so I didn't have to cut the plastic) - if you've already fitted your seatbelts you will either need to unbolt the loop or cut a slit in the plastic surrounds.

They look just the part in textured black plastic, I will take some pics and post upin the next day or so.

[Paul Goldsmith]

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As promised, here's one I prepared earlier and no double-sided sticky tapeused but I did ask my parents permission first

[straw]

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Hi Paul.



Thanks for the picture it looks a great job. I will go on a hunt this Saturday and see if I can find something similar


Straw