Product Description

1968-1976 Ford Torino, Rear Driver & Passenger Seat Belt Kit

• Rear driver and passenger
• Two-point non-retractable lap belts
• All-metal push button buckles
• Hardware included
• FMVSS 209 and 302 rated

Back-seat riders in a 1968-1976 Ford Torino get fresh lap belts from this Seatbelt Planet kit: two fixed two-point belts with all-metal push button buckles for the rear driver and passenger sides, with hardware.

Where It Fits

Listed for 1968-1976 Ford Torino rear outboard seating positions.

Color Options

52 webbing colors, 13 premium.

Why Replace Old Belts?

Back-seat straps in old Torinos usually spent years stuffed under the cushion, so many are brittle or gone.

Care Tips

Leave both rear straps lying on the seat and wash them gently when dusty.

About the 1968-1976 Ford Torino

The Torino began as the upscale Fairlane for 1968 and grew into Ford's mainstream intermediate, including fastbacks, hardtops, sedans and wagons.

Pre-Install Checklist

Lift the rear cushion and clean the anchor threads.

Good to Know

Hardware included.

Torino and Gran Torino sedans and hardtops have a broad rear bench, and the outboard seats are where most passengers sit. A fixed lap belt is a simple, durable choice for those positions.

Seatbelt Planet sews both belts in the chosen color after you order, so they arrive matched.

Many Torinos have lost their rear belts during upholstery work, leaving only the anchor holes behind. This kit fills them with fresh webbing and metal buckles.

Matching the rear belts to the front belts keeps the cabin consistent, especially in show cars with bright interiors.

Gran Torino fans, inspired by the car's film and TV fame, often restore every detail of the interior.

Torino interiors of this era came in colors like black, blue, red, green and white, and Seatbelt Planet's 52 webbing colors include shades that complement most of them. Thirteen premium choices give more options for custom builds.

Fixed lap belts in the rear sit flat on the seat and stay put, which suits a car that mostly carries the occasional back-seat passenger. Hardware is included with the kit.

FMVSS 209 webbing strength and FMVSS 302 flammability rules are both satisfied, per the listing. A rear center belt is listed separately for cars that carry three in back.

Before ordering, lift the rear cushion and confirm the outboard anchor holes are intact; many Torinos have had the back seat out during restoration, and bolts sometimes go missing.

Seatbelt Planet notes that the kit uses all-metal push button buckles, which have a solid latch feel and pair well with front belts of the same style.

Torinos are classic cars that deserve a fully belted back seat.

Torino hardtops and fastbacks often get the most restoration attention, but the back seat is easy to overlook until a passenger asks for a belt.

Frequently Asked Questions

Front or rear?
Rear outboard positions.

Retractable?
No, fixed lap belts.

Buckle?
All-metal push button.

Hardware?
Included.

Years?
1968-1976 Ford Torino.

Center?
Seatbelt Planet sells a rear center belt separately.

Does it fit the Gran Torino?
Seatbelt Planet lists a separate Gran Torino version; this listing is titled for the Torino.

Questions about fit?
Call 574-226-6676.