Product Description

1968-1975 Mercedes-Benz 280 SEL Seat Belt Kit

• Rear driver and passenger
• Fixed two-point lap belts
• End release buckles
• Mercedes sedan
• FMVSS 209 and 302 rated

Seatbelt Planet's rear kit for the 1968-1975 Mercedes-Benz 280 SEL gives the rear outboard seats fixed two-point lap belts with end release buckles.

Fitment

Listed for the rear driver and passenger of 1968-1975 Mercedes 280 SEL models.

Webbing Colors

Fifty-two colors, thirteen premium.

Why Replace?

Rear belts in older sedans are often faded and stiff from sunlight through the rear window, and some cars have lost them altogether. A fresh pair restores proper restraints for back-seat passengers and suits a car designed with rear riders in mind.

Belt Care

Clean gently.

About the Mercedes-Benz 280 SEL

Mercedes used the SEL label for its long-wheelbase sedans, which added rear legroom for passengers who were often chauffeured. The 280 SEL name appeared across this listing's years, and these cars are known for vault-like build quality, comfortable seats and long service lives. Many still run well after hundreds of thousands of miles.

Before You Install

Inspect the rear anchors.

Good to Know

Two belts.

Seatbelt Planet lists this 280 SEL rear kit to FMVSS 209 and 302 and sews both belts from one roll.

The SEL designation marked Mercedes' long-wheelbase sedans, which offered extra rear legroom for passengers who were often driven rather than driving.

Rear SEL passengers will find the end release latch familiar.

Raise the SEL's rear cushion to verify both outer anchors.

Ask us at 574-226-6676 whether bolts ship with this Mercedes kit.

Fixed two-point lap belts keep the rear compartment simple and uncluttered.

Choose a webbing color that suits the leather or MB-Tex upholstery common in these cars.

Mercedes sedans from this era are known for their build quality, and many have covered huge mileage.

Rear belts in older sedans are often faded or frayed from sunlight through the rear glass.

With both belts fitted, the long-wheelbase rear seat is ready for guests.

Classic Mercedes owners value careful restoration, and fresh belts fit that approach.

Wash the SEL straps gently and let them dry.

Front belts for the sedan are separate items.

Long-wheelbase Mercedes sedans make excellent classic cars for weekend touring, and a belted rear seat means guests can ride along comfortably.

Before ordering, confirm your sedan's body style and rear seat layout, since these cars were sold in several variants over the years.

Fixed lap belts lie flat on the rear cushion and preserve the clean, uncluttered look of the back seat.

Mercedes interiors from this era often used durable MB-Tex vinyl or leather, and webbing in a coordinated shade looks right against either.

The end release latch is quick to fasten and simple to open for rear passengers who may not be familiar with older belts.

Fresh rear belts make a long-wheelbase sedan guest-ready.

Rear SEL guests will notice the difference.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which seats?
Rear driver and passenger.

Buckle?
End release.

Retractable?
No.

Years?
1968-1975 280 SEL.

Hardware?
Call 574-226-6676 to confirm.

Colors?
Fifty-two.

Questions about fit?
Call 574-226-6676.