Product Description

1989-1991 Chevrolet Pickup Truck, Crew Cab, Rear Bench Seat Belt Kit

• Rear driver, passenger and center positions
• Three-point retractable lap and shoulder belts
• All-metal buckle

Seatbelt Planet built this kit to renew the whole back bench of a 1989-1991 Chevrolet crew cab, supplying left, right and middle restraints that latch into all-metal buckles.

Vehicle Fit

Second-row bench of 1989-1991 Chevrolet crew cab pickups, all three seating positions.

Choosing a Color

Every strap in the Chevy rear kit is cut from the same webbing roll, and the color menu lists 52 shades.

Why Upgrade?

By the late square-body years, Chevrolet crew cabs often hauled job crews in back, and those rear belts have now endured three decades of muddy boots and sun through the back glass.

Maintenance

Sponge the rear straps with lukewarm water and a little dish soap, then let them hang extended until completely dry.

About the Chevrolet Crew Cab Pickup

Chevrolet kept building the square-body crew cab as the R/V series through 1991 because the new GMT400 light-duty trucks launched in 1988 did not yet include a four-door cab.

Pre-Install Checklist

Lift the Chevy rear cushion and confirm all six anchor points are solid before ordering.

Good to Know

Seatbelt Planet does not mention mounting hardware for this Chevrolet kit.

Late square-body crew cabs carried a 5.7 liter or 7.4 liter V8 with throttle body injection, or the 6.2 liter diesel, and many were bought new for towing.

Rear benches in these Chevy trucks seat three adults, so a full set means nobody in back rides unbelted.

Chevy interior colors of the era included blue, garnet, saddle and slate gray, and the webbing menu offers close shades for each.

Ordering one matched kit avoids the patchwork look of mixing a new outboard belt with a faded original center strap.

Square-body crew cabs from 1989-1991 are now some of the most sought-after Chevy trucks among collectors, because they pair late fuel injection with the familiar boxy styling.

Measure the stalk length on your old Chevy center buckle so the new one sits comfortably on the cushion.

Seatbelt Planet also sells single rear outboard belts for these Chevrolet trucks if only one side has failed.

Rear passengers in a late square-body Chevy sit upright on a fairly flat bench, so properly adjusted shoulder straps make a real difference compared with the bare lap belts some trucks still carry.

Many 1989-1991 Chevy crew cabs left the factory as Silverado or Scottsdale trucks with two-tone paint, chrome bumpers and cloth or vinyl rear seats that owners still preserve.

If your Chevy has the optional rear jump seats or a removed rear bench, contact us first, because this listing is written for a standard three-place back seat.

Retractor reels for the outer positions mount low on the cab, keeping the webbing out of the way when the rear doors open.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many belts come in the kit?
Three restraints: left rear, right rear and the middle of the back bench.

Are they retractable?
Seatbelt Planet lists three-point retractable lap and shoulder belts.

What buckle does the Chevy kit use?
An all-metal buckle.

Does it include hardware?
The listing does not say.

What does the photo show?
It is Seatbelt Planet's photo of this belt. The webbing color shown is only a sample; choose the color you want from the menu above.

Questions about fit?
Call 574-226-6676.