Product Description

2001-2005 Ford E150, 250, 350, 3rd Row Passenger Side Seat Belt

• Third row, passenger side
• Three-point retractable lap and shoulder belt
• End release buckle
• E-150, E-250, E-350

Here is a three-point third-row passenger-side restraint for 2001-2005 Econoline passenger vans.

Fit Details

Right side of the third bench in an Econoline passenger van from the 2001 to 2005 model years.

Color Choices

Pick any of 52 webbing colors.

Time for New Belts?

Third-row belts in shuttle and church vans are used by many different riders and wear quickly.

Caring for Your Belts

A damp rag cleans the third-row strap; let it air dry.

About the Ford Econoline

Econoline passenger vans could seat up to fifteen in extended-length form.

Pre-Install Checklist

Check the mounting point before ordering.

Good to Know

Hardware is not stated.

Seatbelt Planet makes it to order.

Third-row center lap belts are listed separately.

Third-row belts in Econoline passenger vans see riders climbing in and out past the second row, and the passenger-side belt is often the most used in that row.

Shuttle and church vans can carry dozens of different riders each week, and the third-row belts take a beating.

The third-row center lap belt is a separate listing.

Gray webbing suits most Econoline interiors.

Inspect the seat frame anchor before ordering.

Vans that carry children on group trips especially benefit from belts that retract properly.

The third bench in an Econoline passenger van is often reached by climbing past the second row, which puts stress on the outer third-row belts.

The passenger side of the Econoline third bench is closest to the side door, so it sees the most riders.

Econoline third-row belts often anchor to the seat frame, so compare the old belt with the listing photos.

Seatbelt Planet's third-row passenger-side Econoline belt uses an end release buckle.

Shuttle operators often find the third-row belts in Econoline vans twisted from riders stepping on them.

An Econoline third-row belt that retracts properly stays off the floor and away from feet.

Econoline vans used for youth groups often have third-row belts with sticky latches from spilled drinks.

Large families who use an Econoline daily often refresh the third-row belts along with the second row.

A fresh third-row belt keeps an Econoline passenger van ready for its next trip.

Third-row Econoline passenger straps that hang loose often trap grit from shoes, which wears the fibers.

Seatbelt Planet stitches the Econoline third-row strap once you pick the webbing shade.

Riders who stretch out across the Econoline third bench often sit on the passenger-side belt.

Econoline third-row passenger belts can be paired with the driver-side third-row listing.

Econoline vans parked outdoors fade third-row webbing through the rear side windows.

A fresh Econoline third-row belt helps a van pass a fleet safety check.

Econoline third-row riders often grab the belt to pull themselves in.

Right-side third-bench Econoline restraints see riders brushing past with backpacks and bags, scuffing the webbing near the floor.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which seat?
Third row, passenger side.

Which vans?
E-150, E-250, E-350.

Retractable?
Yes.

Hardware?
Not stated.

Colors?
52.

Questions about fit?
Call 574-226-6676.