Seatbelt Planet Porsche 911, 1969-88 Rear Seat Belts Kit 1

Product Description

For the classic long-hood and impact-bumper Porsche 911s built from 1969 through 1988, the rear seats are tiny but useful. Whether they carry children, a friend on a short trip or simply bags, the belts back there should work properly. This Seatbelt Planet Rear Seat Belts Kit fits new modern end release lap belts to both rear positions of a 1969-88 911.

What Is Included

Seatbelt Planet describes this kit as modern end release style lap belts for the back seats of the 1969-88 Porsche 911. Seatbelt Planet's listing for this application describes non-retractable two-point lap belts. The details:

• Two-point lap belts for the rear seats
• Modern end release buckles
• Sold as a pair for the rear driver-side and passenger-side seats, for two people
• Mounting hardware included
• Meets and exceeds Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards 209 and 302

Because hardware is included, you have what you need to install the belts at the anchor points without sourcing bolts separately.

Lap Belts for the Rear

Rear seats in these cars were designed around lap belts, and a two-point lap belt is the natural fit for the space. A fixed, non-retractable belt is simple and reliable, and the end release buckle makes it easy for passengers to fasten and release. Adjust the belt to sit snugly and low across the hips for proper protection.

Many Colors to Choose From

The Webbing Color menu on this page has 52 choices. Neutral shades such as Black, Charcoal, Grey, Silver, Tan, Camel-Tan, Almond, Chestnut, Brown, Dark-Brown, Medium-Beige, Desert-Tan, Ivory, Bone, White and Porcelain cover most factory interiors. There are also many brighter options, including Ruby-Red, Flame-Red, Maroon, Red-Wine, Detroit-Blue, Laguna-Blue, Miami-Blue, Navy, Seafoam, Turquoise, Jungle-Green, Lime-Green, Speed-Yellow, Honey and Sunset-Orange, plus M-Stripe and colored edge options. Choosing the same color as your front belts gives the interior a consistent look.

Why Replace Old Rear Belts

Many 911s from this period have original or long-since replaced rear belts that are faded, stiff or missing altogether. Webbing loses strength with age and UV exposure, and buckles wear. New belts restore proper protection for rear passengers and give the back of the car a clean, finished appearance, which matters when the rest of the interior has been restored.

Installation Tips

Seatbelt Planet describes these belts as easy to install for rear seat applications. Remove the rear seat cushions or trim as needed to reach the anchor points. Inspect the mounting areas for corrosion and clean the threads. Use the included hardware, keep the webbing flat and untwisted, and tighten each bolt securely. Test each buckle before carrying passengers. If you would rather not do the job yourself, a qualified shop can fit the belts.

Completing the Interior

If you are refreshing the front belts as well, consider ordering both at once so the color and buckle style match. Clean, matching belts throughout make a noticeable difference in how the car looks and feels.