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The receiving end of the seat belt shoulder strap hangs on about a foot of webbing material, that you have to scrabble for it somewhere on the floor.
This makes fastening the belt a 2 handed job, does anyone make a receiving end that is fixed to a stiff flex cable so the end is always in the same place near the seat squab top? like modern vehicles.
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After many hours of research a while back, I found the perfect solution for those who are still using the original belts.

The Klippan seat belt buckle/receivers from some early to mid -1970's VW Vans are a match to the Klippans in the Pantera AND they come in a plastic sleeve, making buckling in a 1 handed affair. Thumbs Up!

The belts are about an inch or two longer than stock as well and they work wonderfully.

So, for those who have cracked buckles or just wish to make buckling in much easier, here's your "plug and play" replacement and upgrade. Smiler

Last edited by 1973pantera
I found it amusing, I was lucky to obtain one of the earliest issues of the POCA newsletter. In this document one of the complaints - back in 1976 was the inability of the seatbelt receivers to stand up, requiring the passenger and driver to fumble around trying to get the belt to latch.

Apparently a good, cost effective solution has yet to be implemented.

I was unsuccessful in finding VW van belt tubes on eBay.

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