Product Description

1975-1977 Lincoln Continental MKIV, Two Door Coupe, Driver & Passenger, Bench Seat Belt Kit

• Two-door coupe bench
• Driver and passenger
• Retractable three-point belts
• Hardware included
• FMVSS 209 and 302 rated

Lincoln's big two-door coupes of the mid-seventies were rolling statements of luxury, with long hoods, formal rooflines and deep bench seats. Seatbelt Planet's kit gives the driver and passenger of a 1975-1977 Lincoln Continental coupe three-point retracting belts with bright metal pushbutton buckles. Hardware is included.

Fit Details

Seatbelt Planet lists this kit as 1975-1977 Lincoln Continental MKIV, two-door coupe, driver and passenger bench positions.

Color Choices

Choose from 52 webbing colors, 13 premium. Lincoln interiors often used rich tones like dark red, blue, saddle and white.

Time for New Belts?

Original belts in these heavy cars are now close to fifty years old. New belts restore smooth retraction and a confident latch for both front riders.

Caring for Your Belts

Clean the webbing with lukewarm water and gentle soap and keep the latch plates from banging against the door sill.

About the Lincoln Continental Coupe

Lincoln sold both the Continental coupe and the Continental Mark IV in this period, and both were long, heavy personal luxury cars. Seatbelt Planet's listing title names the Continental MKIV, two-door coupe.

Pre-Install Checklist

Identify your exact Lincoln first, then inspect and clean each floor and upper anchor.

Good to Know

Kit covers the two outboard seats.

Both Lincoln belts share a roll of webbing and are FMVSS 209 and 302 rated.

Lincoln's Continental and Mark naming overlapped in this era, so phone 574-226-6676 for help matching the kit to your coupe.

Retractors keep both shoulder straps tidy against the long doors when the seats are empty.

The bright metal buckles suit the chrome-trimmed cabin of a seventies Lincoln.

These cars make magnificent highway cruisers, and fresh belts help them stay comfortable for long trips.

Collectors are paying more attention to big seventies luxury coupes, and a tidy interior goes a long way at shows.

Mid-seventies Lincoln two-doors stretched well beyond eighteen feet, and their front benches were sized to match. Shoulder belts with reels keep that wide seat looking uncluttered while still giving the driver and passenger upper-body restraint.

Owners restoring a Town Coupe or a designer-edition car often want every interior detail just right, and belts in a coordinated shade are part of that finish.

Lincoln's long-hood two-door coupes of this period rode on a body-on-frame chassis with a soft suspension tuned for quiet cruising, and their interiors were trimmed in plush cloth or leather with deep, wide benches that suit fresh, color-matched belts.

Fresh belts are a worthwhile touch for a long Lincoln that still spends summers on the highway, and the reels keep the long front doors from catching loose webbing.

Ask about matching Lincoln center belts.

Big Lincoln coupes are classic car show favorites.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which body style?
The two-door coupe.

Is it a pair?
Yes, driver and passenger.

Shoulder belts?
Yes, three-point retracting belts.

Hardware?
Included.

Years?
Seatbelt Planet lists 1975-1977.

Center belt?
Not part of this kit.

Questions about fit?
Call 574-226-6676.