Guys,
Looking for the best of both worlds if possible??
I've never sat in a 4 or 5 point seat belt
system, but need to get a set-up that is safe / comfortable and legal on the streets of California.

I'm looking at putting 2 high back buckets in my 65 Chevelle that have the belts go over the shoulder. I need to keep my risk of whiplash to a minimum if possible due to medical reason.

From reading it seems that alot of the setups are secured to the rear floor behind the bucket seats. But most pictures involve a roll bar(race car)and it takes a shoehorn to get in and out of the setup.
I'd hate to have someone drill and weld to the floor behind the buckets but if I have to....

This will be an everyday driver, no track.
So I need the comfort and practicality if possible. Never tried the Recarro etc..

With the uneven floor in the 65 the tracks for the seats may pose a problem as well??

Lookin for ideas on kind of seats and there setup, that would supply safety and comfort?

I saw the Chrysler Sebring convertible seats that have the seatbelt come out of the seat themselves?? Secured to the tracks of the seat??
I don't know how this system works but looked interesting.

Thanks,
jack

Jack -
www.corbeau.com (http://www.corbeau.com)

These guys make a great seat, their Carerra models have an inflateable & adjustable lumbar support as well as reclinning. They also make brackets that are a direct bolt in for your 65.
As for the belt harness, they make a couple different harnesses, but one of which would go through the shoulders and attach to your factory seatbelt holes. No need for the rollbar http://www.chevelles.com/forum/smile.gif They're a slick setup indeed. I'm sure they're others out there, but for the price and quality, it wasn't a tough descision for me.

Hope this helps.

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-Andrew
through.theloophole@gte.net

Andrew,
Thanks for the response.

Thats what I'm looking for. Something that bolts to the existing places.
I'll have to find out who around town distributes them to get a feel for them.
Sounds like the trick setup.
Thanks
Jack