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Seems I have to replace/repair my seatbelts (my '81 was rejected it's 6 monthly Warrant of Fitness today
due to the drivers side seatbelt being damaged - caught in door latch at some stage in its past) and I am fast learning that this is one of those less than simple tasks !
I have caught up with a previous C3 post on this, and rewebbing by the US company SnakeOyl seems to be the best of a very limited number of options, but was wondering if anyone had any more recent experiences / ideas / pointers...
... and yes I am trying to locate a seat belt repair/restoration option a bit close to home rather then send offshore, but so far no joy

I have caught up with a previous C3 post on this, and rewebbing by the US company SnakeOyl seems to be the best of a very limited number of options, but was wondering if anyone had any more recent experiences / ideas / pointers...
... and yes I am trying to locate a seat belt repair/restoration option a bit close to home rather then send offshore, but so far no joy

Kiwi Chris

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I believe Mid America is selling replacement belts and the price was not too bad.
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Vette(s): 1978 (25th Annv. Edition)Red, Black interior, 4-Speed Transmission, L-82, Power & Air, Very Rare Option Package(Only 145 Red 1978s with a 4 speed trans) & Very Original Car, with original Window Sticker, Bill of Sale and all documentaion.
I had my done at SnakeOyl and was very pleased with the results.
I highly reccomend them!
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10-4 on Snake-Oyl. Very pleased with results and price.
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We use Snake-Oyl. They use your original hardware, and do a very nice job. The aftermarket replacements work fine, but are not exactly correct.
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Snake-Oyl is the only way to go. I was very pleased with my belts on my '75.
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I also used Snake Oyl. The work was first rate and if you want authentic, there may be no better choice.
Mine took a great deal of time (more than 3 months for one belt and harness) and I was bugging them lots. It may be that the retractor caused the delay (my lower one was rusted solid). I suggest you talk with them directly to get a firm quote and delivery (I found them not too helpful on the phone).
Be warned - they ain't cheap (probably not cheap anywhere).
My 76

Mine took a great deal of time (more than 3 months for one belt and harness) and I was bugging them lots. It may be that the retractor caused the delay (my lower one was rusted solid). I suggest you talk with them directly to get a firm quote and delivery (I found them not too helpful on the phone).
Be warned - they ain't cheap (probably not cheap anywhere).

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Thanx for all the info ! Greatly appreciated

Kiwi Chris

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