Product Description

1980-1987 Jaguar XJ60C, Rear Driver & Passenger Seat Belt Kit

• Rear driver and passenger positions
• Three-point retractable lap and shoulder belts
• End release buckles
• Hardware not included

Seatbelt Planet sells this two-belt rear kit for Jaguar models it labels XJ60C, 1980-1987, with retracting lap and shoulder restraints and end release buckles.

Fitment Notes

Rear outer seats of 1980-1987 Jaguars listed by Seatbelt Planet as XJ60C.

Available Colors

Choose from 52 webbing colors.

Why New Belts Matter

Rear belts in 1980s Jaguars often suffer from sun through the rear window and years of use.

Keeping Them Like New

A light sponging with diluted upholstery shampoo freshens these Jaguar rear straps; dry them pulled out of the reels.

About the Jaguar XJ

Jaguar's XJ saloons of the 1980s used six-cylinder and V12 engines, with interiors trimmed in leather and wood.

Pre-Install Checklist

Confirm your Jaguar matches this listing before ordering, and check the rear anchors.

Good to Know

Hardware is not included.

Seatbelt Planet sells a single rear belt for this model as well.

Tan, burgundy and gray webbing suit many Jaguar interiors.

Seatbelt Planet uses the XJ60C label for this listing, and the earlier XJ60C products in our catalog cover 1975-1977 cars.

Rear passengers in these Jaguars sit low behind the front seats, with the retractor reels mounted near the rear parcel shelf.

Two matching rear belts keep the cabin uniform when the front belts have already been replaced.

Bolts are not included, so check the original anchors before ordering.

Jaguar interiors of the 1980s often used Connolly leather with walnut veneer on the dash and doors.

Rear seat belts in these cars can be damaged when the cushion is removed for service.

Tan, burgundy and doeskin webbing complement many Jaguar leather colors.

Owners preparing these Jaguars for shows often replace rear belts during detailing.

Our team can help confirm whether this listing matches your Jaguar.

Front belts for these models are separate listings.

A set of two covers both rear outer seats.

A matched pair of rear belts keeps a Jaguar leather cabin looking cohesive.

Measure the rear buckle length on the original Jaguar belts before ordering.

Owners who drive these Jaguars to concours events often replace rear belts during detailing.

Rear passengers in these Jaguars enjoy deep seats and a quiet ride.

Seatbelt Planet's naming for this listing is unusual, so compare your Jaguar's year and body style before ordering.

Jaguar saloons of the early 1980s were built at Browns Lane in Coventry, England.

Rear belts with fresh webbing retract smoothly into reels behind the seat back.

Seatbelt Planet's end release latches open with a firm press of the button at the buckle end.

Matching both rear belts to your leather color is easiest with Seatbelt Planet's broad webbing menu.

Rear belts in a leather-trimmed Jaguar should be wiped only with gentle products so the surrounding hides are not harmed during cleaning.

If the original Jaguar rear belts are still present, compare their buckle stalk lengths with the new kit before fitting.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many belts?
Two.

Retractable?
Yes.

Buckle?
End release.

Hardware?
Not included.

Is the color in the photo the one I receive?
The photo comes from Seatbelt Planet and shows this belt in one sample color. Your belt is made in the color you choose from the menu.

Questions about fit?
Call 574-226-6676.